The Homecoming

5W, 2006 Signed, First edition by Ray Bradbury

Description

The Homecoming is a play by Harold Pinter, first performed in 1965, known for its dark, ambiguous exploration of family dynamics and power struggles. Set in a working-class London household, the story follows Teddy, a philosophy professor, who brings his wife Ruth home to meet his estranged family. As tensions rise, Ruth becomes entangled with Teddy’s domineering father and brothers, leading to unsettling shifts in loyalty and control. With its sparse dialogue, underlying menace, and themes of identity and dominance, The Homecoming is a landmark of modern British drama.

Notes

Like new condition, Signed, First edition