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== Introduction ==
 
== Introduction ==
  
Text about the play
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The action takes place in London and Venice between 1977 and 1968.
  
 
== Cast ==
 
== Cast ==
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*Jerry - [[Daniel Kelly]]
 
*Jerry - [[Daniel Kelly]]
 
*Robert - [[Steve Anstee]]
 
*Robert - [[Steve Anstee]]
*A Waiter - [[Actor 4]]
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*A Waiter - [[Matthew Lyne]]
  
 
== Crew ==
 
== Crew ==
  
*[[Stage Manager]] - [[SM Name]]
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*[[Stage Manager]] - [[Graham Clements]]
*[[Lighting Designer]] - [[Designer Name]]
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* Assistant Stage Managers - [[Carole Coyne]] & [[Rodney Quinn]]
*[[Lighting Operator]] - [[Operator Name]]
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*[[Lighting Designer]] - [[Anna Callender]]
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* Sound Design - [[Kevin Leech]]
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* Production Assistant - [[Jen Palmer-Violet]]
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* Lighting, Sound & Projections Operator - [[Kevin Leech]]
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* Scenic Artist - [[Carole Ironside]]
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* Construction - [[Graham Clements]], [[Chaz Doyle]], [[Carole Ironside]], [[Mark Ireson]] & Cast
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* Costume Co-ordinator & Dresser - [[Jean Dobson|Jane O'Hanlon]]
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* Costumes - SLT wardrobe, cast & crew.
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* Props & Furniture - [[Alan Buckman]], cast & crew
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* Poster & Captions Design - [[Mark Ireson]] & [[Bryon Fear]]
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* Production Photography - [[Chris Patmore]]
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== Thanks==
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The cast and crew would like to thank: [[Carrie Andrews]] for rehearsal space and copious hospitality; [[Mark Gibson]] and [[Hazel Hindle]] for coming to the rescue with transportation; [[Lisa Thomas]] for her extensive knowledge of the SLT wardrobe; [[Gavin Parker]] for last minute lighting assistance; [[Anton Krause]], our Theatre Committee rep; and, especially, all the volunteers in the bar, box office and front of house teams. SLT would fall apart without your hard work.
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== Music ==
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The music played between scenes was a selection from [http://www.amazon.co.uk/Bach-Goldberg-Variations-BWV-988/dp/B000UH8HPS/ref=sr_1_18?s=music&ie=UTF8&qid=1441023924&sr=1-18&keywords=goldberg+variations+Gould Glenn Gould's 1955 recording of JS Bach's Goldberg Variations]
  
 
== Reviews ==
 
== Reviews ==
  
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Some of the nice things that folk said about the production on Facebook:
  
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'''Eddie Coleman''': ''"A big BIG thanks to Mark Ireson and cast and crew for letting us watch a dress of Betrayal yesterday (we're on our hols this week so wouldn't have seen it). I don't think I'm betraying any confidences...by saying that this is an excellent production of an excellent play. At the end I wanted more, it was that good. Book your tickets, tell your friends; Pinter at SLT - fab!"''
  
== Gallery ==
 
  
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'''Charlotte Benstead''': ''"Was lucky enough to see a preview of Betrayal today! Mark Ireson directs the fabulous Steve, Daniel and Victoria as well as a lovely small role from Matthew - I didn't know it before but just read it is based on Pinter's own affair with Joan Bakewell - who knew 2 national treasures were up to that sort of thing back in the 1970's! It is a really good show, gripping stuff and the cast have a beautiful dynamic and take on (and succeed) in a great delivery of this notoriously tough author. Tip top - highly recommended and have a great run y'all!"''
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'''Simon Gleisner''': ''"Well done to Mark Ireson and all the cast and crew for tonight's performance of Betrayal. A very nicely judged production with excellent performances all round. Intriguing, amusing and engaging. Go see it."''
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'''Kait Feeney-Nash''': ''"So pleased to see the humour brought out. I have seen a number of Betrayal productions & some completely missed the humour. Well done!"''
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'''Audrey Lindsay''': ''"Mesmerising performances."''
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'''Lily Ann Green Coleman''': ''"Absolutely fab."''
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...and Sardines magazine had a lengthy review, which can be found [http://www.sardinesmagazine.co.uk/reviews/review.php?reviewsID=1461 here]
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== Gallery ==
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[http://www.photos.sltarchive.co.uk/betrayal/ Click here to go to gallery]
  
 
== Reminiscences and Anecdotes ==
 
== Reminiscences and Anecdotes ==

Latest revision as of 20:44, 11 November 2015

Poster by Bryon Fear and Mark Ireson

by Harold Pinter

Directed by Mark Ireson

Performances: Tuesday 2nd to Saturday 6th June 2015, Bell Theatre


Introduction

The action takes place in London and Venice between 1977 and 1968.

Cast

Crew

Thanks

The cast and crew would like to thank: Carrie Andrews for rehearsal space and copious hospitality; Mark Gibson and Hazel Hindle for coming to the rescue with transportation; Lisa Thomas for her extensive knowledge of the SLT wardrobe; Gavin Parker for last minute lighting assistance; Anton Krause, our Theatre Committee rep; and, especially, all the volunteers in the bar, box office and front of house teams. SLT would fall apart without your hard work.

Music

The music played between scenes was a selection from Glenn Gould's 1955 recording of JS Bach's Goldberg Variations

Reviews

Some of the nice things that folk said about the production on Facebook:

Eddie Coleman: "A big BIG thanks to Mark Ireson and cast and crew for letting us watch a dress of Betrayal yesterday (we're on our hols this week so wouldn't have seen it). I don't think I'm betraying any confidences...by saying that this is an excellent production of an excellent play. At the end I wanted more, it was that good. Book your tickets, tell your friends; Pinter at SLT - fab!"


Charlotte Benstead: "Was lucky enough to see a preview of Betrayal today! Mark Ireson directs the fabulous Steve, Daniel and Victoria as well as a lovely small role from Matthew - I didn't know it before but just read it is based on Pinter's own affair with Joan Bakewell - who knew 2 national treasures were up to that sort of thing back in the 1970's! It is a really good show, gripping stuff and the cast have a beautiful dynamic and take on (and succeed) in a great delivery of this notoriously tough author. Tip top - highly recommended and have a great run y'all!"


Simon Gleisner: "Well done to Mark Ireson and all the cast and crew for tonight's performance of Betrayal. A very nicely judged production with excellent performances all round. Intriguing, amusing and engaging. Go see it."


Kait Feeney-Nash: "So pleased to see the humour brought out. I have seen a number of Betrayal productions & some completely missed the humour. Well done!"


Audrey Lindsay: "Mesmerising performances."


Lily Ann Green Coleman: "Absolutely fab."


...and Sardines magazine had a lengthy review, which can be found here

Gallery

Click here to go to gallery

Reminiscences and Anecdotes

Members are encouraged to write about their experiences of working on or seeing this production. Please leave your name. Anonymous entries may be deleted.

See Also

Betrayal (1993)

References

External Links