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SCOTTISH INDIE band Travis, who feature on the soundtrack to the Brit flick This Year's Love, begin a UK tour in May. Showing various influences, from The Beatles and Pink Floyd to Nirvana, their best-known hits are "Tied to the 90s" and the ballad "More Than Us".
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WHEN A publisher's wife has an affair with his friend, the publisher hides his knowledge of the affair from his adulterous pal. From then on, the play unfurls through reverse chronology, opening with a rendezvous between the old lovers and closing with their meeting in the 1970s. Directed by Trevor Nunn, Harold Pinter's Betrayal (right) is spun by Imogen Stubbs, Anthony Calf and Douglas Hodge.
Lyttelton, National Theatre, London SE1 (0171-452 3000) to 7 Apr
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