The Abreact Presents ENDGAME, 4/13-5/5

The Abreact presents Samuel Beckett's Endgame. Originally published in 1957, "Endgame" is considered one of Samuel Beckett's most important works. In a tiny house by the sea with nothing left outside – no sea, no sun, no clouds – live the mutually dependent protagonists Hamm, an aged blind master who cannot stand, and Clov, his servant who cannot sit. Their days playing out like the end of a chess match, they fight, flatter, thrust and parry, Clov always trying to withdraw from the game, while Hamm insists on finishing the matter once and for all.

The Abreact's production features Charles Reynolds as the slavish Clov, David Schoen (last seen as Estragon in The Abreact's Waiting for Godot) as the wily Hamm, and Dax Anderson and Sarah Galaway as the ancient Nagg and Nell. John Jakary, former director of the Zeitgeist Performance Venue, directs the production.

Performances for Endgame are:
Friday and Saturday, April 13 and 14 at 8pm
Friday and Saturday, April 20 and 21 at 8pm
Friday and Saturday, April 28 and 29 at 8pm, Sunday April 30 at 4pm
Friday and Saturday, May 4 and 5 at 8pm

Admission for all performances is by donation. Please give what you can.

The Abreact is located at 1301 West Lafayette between 8th Street and Brooklyn, less than a half mile west of downtown Detroit. For additional information and reservations, please call 313-454-1542 or send an email to reservations@theabreact.com. The Abreact is also located on the web at www.theabreact.com.