THEATRE
Betrayal
5 March to 1 June Harold Pinter Theatre In the final instalment of Pinter at the Pinter, the extraordinary season of oneact plays by the great British playwright at his eponymous playhouse, Jamie Lloyd saves the best ’til last with Betrayal. A drama of high emotional clout, it charts a compelling seven-year affair, thrillingly captured in reverse chronological order, and stars Hollywood stalwart Tom Hiddleston, who returns to the London stage for the first time since his acclaimed Hamlet at the Donmar in 2014. Hiddleston has said of the production: “Betrayal is a masterpiece. Jamie Lloyd’s Pinter at the Pinter season is terrific and I’m so pleased that he’s asked me to be part of it.” Panton Street, SW1Y (0844 871 7622; pinteratthepinter.com)
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THEATRE
And The Rest Of Me Floats Until 16 March | Bush Theatre
EXHIBITION
Equilibrium
Until 5 April | Mazzoleni
Giorgio Verzotti curates this intriguing group show on Italian sculpture, which investigates ideas of tutto tondo or, “in the round”, and examines each sculptor’s unique interpretation of equilibrium: the notion that a state of equilibrium is reached through a delicate balance of physical elements that make up each work. Artists include Vincenzo Agnetti, Elisabetta Di Maggio and Shigeru Saito, whose 2018 Prima del tramonto in brass is as beautifully delicate as it is a bold vision of strength. 27 Albemarle Street, W1S (020 7495 8805; mazzoleniart.com) 38
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Hailed as an anarchic celebration of gender expression and identity, this fearless production by Outbox Theatre connects performers from across the trans, non-binary and queer communities to weave together stories through movement, song, stand-up and dress-up. And The Rest Of Me Floats examines the lives of those highly policed and politicised in society. 7 Uxbridge Road, W12 (020 8743 5050; bushtheatre.co.uk)