Articles about Betrayal
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The National Asian American Theater Company puts on a fast-paced and unusually lucid staging of the bloody history play.
David Mellor, the former cabinet minister who is credited with securing the London Coliseum for English National Opera, has criticised the company
It never occurs to him that, by championing just the great works of Western Civilization and consigning pop culture (notably science-fiction) to the flames, he's exercising his own perniciou…
Audiences can tell the difference between provocation and exploitation, writes Justin Sherin, while Patrick Kennedy suggests a braver theatre would have gone ahead with the productionThe Roy…
Hampstead theatre, LondonThe uneasy relationship between convicted traitor George Blake and the anarchic Irishman who helped him escape Wormwood Scrubs is exposed yet still enigmatic in Simo…
We are endlessly fascinated by spies and the nature of betrayal. For those who knew the men spying for Russia in the mid-Twentieth Century, more than country or ideology, it is the personal …
Harold Pinter’s claustrophobic 1978 three-hander, Betrayal, is one of his greatest works. A tangle of lies, deceit and middle-class philandering, it spools
Carl Andress will direct the film noir satire.
Adultery, the trespass that has fascinated human beings through the ages, offers many emotional highs and lows. There is the desire that overwhelms all reason. There is the joy of stealing a…
At 2:30 pm, Marc Thibodeau was a courageous truth teller. By 4 pm he was a destructive liar. Closing statements at the Rebecca civil trial this afternoon painted opposing pictures of i…
Streetcar Crowsnest's latest piece Illusions uses humour to leaven a dark, cynical story that will leave the audience with lots to think about.
The broadcaster's play Keeping in Touch, aired on Radio 4, is a reply to the classic 1978 drama about the pair's clandestine seven-year relationship"Truth in drama is forever elusive," said …
Harold Pinter's 1978 play Betrayal, currently playing at Hoboken's Mile Square Theatre, was inspired by his seven-year affair with the English journalist and "thinking man's crumpet" Joan Ba…
Theatre 503, LondonTitas Halder's story of sacrifice and self-interest, set in an authoritarian state, plays skilfully with different timeframes but lacks the tautness of a thriller"Maybe th…
Derby theatreThe spartan flat used for an affair becomes a squash court in Lekan Lawal's overthought, revolving staging of this misogynistic 1978 playAdultery was a lot simpler back in 1978,…
What an assured and impressive debut this is for Lekan Lawal in his first main house production, the culmination of a placement
The birth of a very personal new work at Hampstead Theatre about a small family business The monster has come alive and there's nothing I can do to stop it. Thirteen actors playing three gen…
Capital Stage delivers an intriguing new production that clenches us in the sensual grip of an adulterous love affair. Harold Pinter's simple-seeming "Betrayal" systematically reveals an int…
Pinter classic proves the second biggest non-musical hit of 2013 in New York, grossing $17.5mDaniel Craig and Rachel Weisz have proved box-office dynamite on Broadway. Betrayal, wh…
Amos Oz discusses his new novel Judas, his first full-length work since A Tale of Love and Darkness. Set in Jerusalem in 1959, Judas tells the story of Shmuel Ash, a young scholar who is …
Betrayal explores an affair from all angles: primal, emotional and intellectual. A Last Five Years of infidelity, Harold Pinter's *Betrayal* gives both woman and man the respect they deserve…
These are scary times. Donald Trump might actually become president, nobody under 30 can afford a house and if you don't have a booty like Nicki Minaj you're actually going to have to work i…
Tony winners Janet McTeer, Liev Schreiber and the company of Les Liaisons Dangereuses on playwright Christopher Hampton's genius...and "Kardashian level butts."
Exploring the delicate fabric of human relationships and deceptions, Ensemble Theatre presents Harold Pinter’s most accessible and personal play, Betrayal for a limited season fr…
