Betrayal

by Harold Pinter
directed by Tom Ross
EXTENDED to August 1, 2004!

One of Harold Pinter’s most accessible undertakings, his 1978 play Betrayal ranks among his finest works. Often called a sly comedy of sexual manners, this three-character drama is a study of marital infidelity told in reverse chronological order. Tom Ross, director of Aurora Theatre Company’s hit production of Pinter’s The Homecoming, returns to Pinterland to direct this probing and revelatory drama.

"Director Tom Ross' richly nuanced but canny, understated revival of Harold Pinter's 1978 drama of marital deceptions bea" - San Francisco Chronicle (read the full review)