Betrayal London Reviews and Tickets
Member Reviews (2)
See it if Great cast, the actors did a good job. Interesting story about relationships.
Don't see it if you want to see a comedy
See it if You like more thought-provoking and serious plays that draw parallels to real relationships, focusing more on the script than the set.
Don't see it if You prefer more visual, light-hearted plays
Critic Reviews (10)
This is a magnificent, searing account of Pinter's most autobiographically charged play ... and it brings Lloyd's classy season of Pinter at the Pinter to an end with a fine flourish.
Read more
...there have to be very few people alive – or indeed dead – who understand Pinter in the way Lloyd does, and it shows here.
Read more
Funny, sharp, oddly nasty, and memorably anguished, Lloyd’s Betrayal is fully faithful to a theatrical landmark.
Read more
Yet the revelation of this excellent production is its reminder that betrayal is never-ending and that the one deceived forever haunts the imagination.
Read more
It is Betrayal as I've never seen it before, and like this entire season, it bathes Pinter in a brilliant new light.
Read more
The coolness of it all means that some of the play’s emotional potency is diluted, but it’s always gripping – and superbly performed, particularly by Hiddleston.
Read more
Crowning his superlative six-month Pinter season at this address, Jamie Lloyd directs an exceptionally thoughtful and searching revival of this time-reverse play.
Read more
This sparse, elegant production closes Lloyd’s revelatory and handsomely cast season of Pinter’s shorter pieces in the theatre that bears the playwright’s name.
Read more
Trailer
Creative team
Watch This Next (3)
This classic Andrew Lloyd Webber musical is the longest running in Broadway history.
Michael R. Jackson’s Pulitzer Prize-winning masterwork about a young artist grappling with identity.
Ntozake Shange's groundbreaking performance piece is reborn on Broadway.