Betrayal - run dates and official website

The new production of Harold Pinter's Betrayal, starring Kristin Scott Thomas, Ben Miles and Douglas Henshall, began performances on May 27, prior to an official opening on June 16, for a run through August 20 at the Comedy Theatre.
Read more at Playbill

The production now has its own official website here

Betrayal - this spring's 'Must See' and cast photos

The cast photos above have been released for Harold Pinter's Betrayal, starring Douglas Henshall and Kristin Scott Thomas.
More photos and further information at What’s On Stage


City AM lists Betrayal as one of this spring’s must-see shows:

Kristin Scott Thomas and Douglas Henshall will star in Harold Pinter’s dark classic Betrayal (Comedy Theatre, from 16 June), while the Wire’s Dominic West leads in a revival of the cruel comedy Butley (Duchess Theatre, from 6 June) by Pinter’s late friend Simon Gray.

Source: City a.m.

Tickets on sale for 'Betrayal' starring Douglas Henshall

Tickets are now on sale for Ian Rickson’s new production of Harold Pinter’s Betrayal starring Kristin Scott Thomas, Douglas Henshall and Ben Miles.

Betrayal, produced by Sonia Friedman Productions, will have its first preview at the Comedy Theatre on 27 May 2011 with press night on 16 June and is booking until 20 August 2011.

Source: London Theatre Direct

Douglas Henshall rumoured for West End production of Betrayal

Variety reports that Douglas Henshall is to star alongside Kristin Scott Thomas and Ben Miles in a new West End production of Harold Pinter's love triangle drama "Betrayal," according to sources close to the production.

Although producer Sonia Friedman would not comment on the story, it is believed the production, helmed by Ian Rickson, will open in early June at the Comedy Theater.
It would follow the finish of his already extended SRO production of "The Children's Hour," starring Keira Knightley and Elisabeth Moss.

Scott Thomas previously led Rickson's London and Gotham production of Chekhov's "The Seagull," for which she won the 2008 Olivier for best actress. Contracts have yet to be inked but Douglas Henshall and Ben Miles are believed to be playing the two men in the central character's life.

Source: Variety