Endgame

· Newman Center for the Performing Arts · Denver

Classical

In Beckett's masterpiece, Endgame, Hamm, Clov, Nell and Nag are a family living together in isolation. Where are they? What will happen? They are where we are and what will happen is what happens to everyone in every relationship—connection, disconnection, laughter, suffering, and the deployment of our moves. In chess, the endgame is the final phase of the game, when most of the pieces have been removed from the board, and only a few pieces and pawns remain. Endgame invites you to consider your relationship to the board.Written by Samuel BeckettDirected by Greg Ungar

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