"Betrayal" tells the story of a love triangle, the story of three people who betray their partners, their marriage, their friendship, and themselves.

The Nobel Prize-winning dramatist Harold Pinter presents the long journey of an illicit love affair through a unique dramaturgical conception, which, based on the inverted chronological arrangement of events, offers a brilliant twist.

In nine brief scenes, sometimes through confessions and sometimes through silences, the three protagonists balance between the search for truth and the "safety" provided by delusions, allowing the question to emerge: Is there really "betrayal" when everyone has betrayed, and when everyone has been betrayed?

The work of the leading English playwright is presented by Kappa Publishing in a new translation by Manolis Dounias and with an afterword by Aimilios Chilkakis.