Betrayal

'Betrayal' is Harold Pinter's most accessible play, even though it goes backwards in time! We start at the end of an affair and work our way back to the beginning.

Widely understood to be autobiographical about his own affair with a famous television presenter, it has a raw honesty about the guilt and hurt of deceit. Indeed the location of the famous liaison features in the play; witty, sad and thought-provoking, 'Betrayal' has earned its place among the most popular of Pinter's work.