End Zone at Dixon Place

The last thing a performance artist needs is a larger castyet that is exactly what he gets in End Zone, by Bob Shuman, set in the absurd world of a New England football reunion for a septuagenarian father, the teams he coached, and the sons he keeps forgetting. Best characterized as a cross between That Championship Season and True West, the expressionistic tragicomedy chronicles new heights of dysfunction, both on and off the field, in workplace politics, multiple marriages, elder careor even a trip to MacDonalds. The cast is headed by Roger Hendricks Simon; direction by Tania Fisher.