In the last scene of Harold Pinter’s “Betrayal,” a masterful 1978 play that charts an extramarital affair in reverse chronology, a woman named Emma is successfully seduced upstairs at a party in her ...
Harold Pinter is sneaky. The playwright’s stories start out canted, and slowly slide from seemingly mundane settings and people — strangers at a party; former college classmates reminiscing in a ...
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