Betrayal

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Stage and screen stars Helen Hunt (Oscar, Emmy, Golden Globe Awards), Robert Sean Leonard (Tony Award) and Ian Barford (Tony Award nominee) form the “eternal triangle” in Susan V. Booth’s major revival of Pinter’s famed masterwork.

Emma, Robert and Jerry have history. As her marriage to Robert comes to an end, Emma reconnects with Jerry, her former lover—and her husband’s best friend—as the action unspools backward in time in an inventive retelling by the Nobel Prize-winning playwright. At once utterly domestic and dangerous, uncovering hidden truths and revealing how little we know about those we think we know so much about, it’s an “elegy about time and memory (where) the greatest dramatic weight lies in what’s unspoken” (New York Times).

Recommended for ages 14+

Betrayal contains depictions of marital infidelity and brief nudity.

“The mastery of the craft of playwriting” is just one thing that drew cast members Helen Hunt, Robert Sean Leonard and Ian Barford to Betrayal at Goodman Theatre. Don’t miss your chance to experience this “brilliant” play before it sells out.

“The greatest dramatic weight lies in what’s unspoken” (New York Times). Watch a sneak peek of rehearsals for Betrayal, directed by Goodman Theatre Artistic Director, Susan V. Booth.

“Betrayal is nine scenes of extraordinary tension…and you have to watch.” Artistic Director Susan V. Booth gears up to direct Harold Pinter’s famed masterwork. Performances start February 8—get tickets today!

(L-R) Robert Sean Leonard, Helen Hunt and Ian Barford. Photo by Liz Lauren.

(L-R) Michael Milligan, Cheyenne Casebier and Jeff Parker. Photo by Liz Lauren.

(L-R) Helen Hunt, Robert Sean Leonard, Ian Barford and Susan V. Booth. Photo by Liz Lauren.

(L-R) Raquel Torre and Susan V. Booth. Photo by Liz Lauren.

(L-R) Linda Roethke, Susan V. Booth, Grace Dolezal-Ng and Sierra Reynolds. Photo by Liz Lauren.

“The greatest dramatic weight lies in what’s unspoken” (New York Times). Watch a sneak peek of rehearsals for Betrayal, directed by Goodman Theatre Artistic Director, Susan V. Booth.