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James Greene and Charlotte Rae in "Endgame" at the Kirk Douglas Theatre. Photo by Craig Schwartz.

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Endgame

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Apr 24 – May 22, 2016

#EndgameCTG
Kirk Douglas Theatre

CRITIC'S CHOICE

"The best rendering of the play I've encountered…done to perfection."

"Nothing is funnier than unhappiness" in the absurdist world of Samuel Beckett. Such is the case in Endgame, considered to be his greatest single work. Told with Beckett’s signature macabre humor, this "grim joke on the futility of life" (The New York Times) finds four characters somewhere between life and death as they prepare for oblivion.

Endgame is directed by and features Alan Mandell, returning to Center Theatre Group beside his celebrated Waiting for Godot counterpart Barry McGovern along with Anne Gee Byrd, James Greene, and Charlotte Rae. Anne Gee Byrd and Charlotte Rae will alternate in the role of Nell.

There may be no finer interpreter of Beckett living.

Mandell and McGovern's stage camaraderie is a wonder to behold.

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By Samuel Beckett
Directed by Alan Mandell

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