Betrayal - Donmar theatre, London - review
July 13th, 2007
Yesterday I saw Harold Pinter’s Betrayal in the Donmar. And even though I am getting more and more depressed about the fact that people in the books I read and the people in the plays I watch don’t seem to be able to not betray their partners (what’s going on in the world!) - I quite liked the play. The play was structured backwards, which meant that you more or less saw the last scene first and the first scene last. I liked the fact that it was a modern story to which I could relate, and the actors did well on the nearly naked stage.
The Donmar theatre, close to Covent Garden, is one of my favourite theatres in London. It is not fantasically huge, but they run an interesting program, and you get to sit very close to the stage, so you have a good view on what’s going on.
Roger Michell directed it, and if you read his personal quotes you know why you should like him. I know I do.
Anyone famous in Betrayal?
Well, Samuel West had a tiny role as Anna’s co-star in Notting Hill, and Toby Stephens played the baddie in James Bond - Die Another Day.
Rating: 
July 13th, 2007 at 23:52
And Toby Stephens was the surprisingly good Mr.Rochester in the recent BBC Jane Eyre.
I fancied seeing this one. Is it on for long?
July 14th, 2007 at 00:12
21st of July is the last day …