He might be best known as the MCU’s top trickster Loki (with a TV show on the way), but Tom Hiddleston also has a long list of acclaimed stage performances to his name.
As Tom’s international fame was rising thanks to his regular appearances in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, his short-lived romance with Taylor Swift and his well-received appearance in the BBC’s The Night Manager, he was racking up stage accolades too, including an Oliver Award nomination and an Evening Standard Theatre Awards win for his leading role in Coriolanus.
And now, he’s returning to the West End to star in Harold Pinter’s semi-autobiographical play Betrayal.
Tom Hiddleston in Betrayal – tickets go on sale on…
Mark your calendars and set your alarms for Friday, November 30 at 9am. Tickets will go on sale via ATG at that point.
The company’s website says there’s no booking fee for Betrayal, but states that all bookings made via ATG for the Pinter Theatre are subject to a £3.65 transaction fee.
Tom Hiddleston in Betrayal – is there a pre-sale?
Yes, there is, and it starts on Thursday, November 29 at 9am. If you hold an Ambassador Theatre Group Theatre Card, are a Pinter at the Pinter ticket-holder or have previously booked tickets for a production by The Jamie Lloyd Company, you are in line for a pre-sale invite.
You can find more information about the ATG Theatre Card here (it’s currently priced at £35 per year).
Tom Hiddleston in Betrayal – what’s the play actually about?
In Betrayal, Tom stars as Robert in the story of a seven-year affair told in reverse chronological order. Casting for Robert’s wife Emma and her lover Jerry – Robert’s best friend – is due to be announced soon.
Betrayal marks the conclusion of the Pinter at the Pinter season, a selection of Harold Pinter’s one-act plays which was commissioned to commemorate the 10th anniversary of his death in December 2008.
It’s attracted an all-star cast to the West End over the past few months, including David Suchet, Danny Dyer, Martin Freeman, Meera Syal, Tracy-Ann Oberman, John Simm, Russell Tovey, Gemma Whelan, Tamsin Greig, Celia Imrie and Lee Evans, plus rising stars including Paapa Essiedu (Kiri, Press), Jessica Barden (The End of the F***ing World) and Eleanor Matsuura (The Walking Dead).
“Betrayal is a masterpiece,” Tom said when the news was announced. “Jamie Lloyd’s Pinter at the Pinter season is terrific and I am so pleased that he’s asked me to be part of it.”
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