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Celebration is a play by British playwright Harold Pinter. It was first presented as a double-bill with Pinter\'s first play The Room on Thursday 16 March 2000 at the Almeida Theatre in London.

The plot revolves around three couples dining in the most expensive restaurant in town. At one table are sat two brothers, Lambert and Matt, and two sisters, Prue and Julie. Lambert and Julie are married, as are Matt and Prue. They are celebrating Lambert and Julie\'s wedding anniversary. Seated at another table are Russell and Suki, who later join the other party of diners. The diner\'s conversations are intersected by the existential ponderings of the Maitresse d\'Hotel, Sonia, and an unamed Waiter.

Original cast

Lambert Keith Allen
Matt Andy de la Tour
Prue Lindsay Duncan
Julie Susan Wooldridge
Russell Steven Pacey
Suki Lia Williams
Richard Thomas Wheatley
Sonia Indira Varma
Waiter Danny Dyer
Waitress 1 Nina Raine
Waitress 2 Katherine Tozer

Television adaptation

In 2006, director John Crowley adapted Celebration for More4. It was first shown on More4 on Monday 26th February 2007.

Original television cast

Lambert Michael Gambon
Matt James Bolam
Prue Julia McKenzie
Julie Penelope Wilton
Russell Colin Firth
Suki Janie Dee
Richard James Fox
The Waitress (Sonia) Sophie Okonedo
Waiter Stephen Rea
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