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Review: Spinning set pieces betray otherwise solid production

Thursday, January 21, 2010

By Carol King

Harold Pinter’s provocative play (arguably his best) “Betrayal,” now being presented at Capital Repertory Theatre, boasts skillful writing and proficient acting. Unfortunately, Ken Goldstein’s manic set is the star of the show....

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