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Friday 24 June 2011, 8.00PM
Ireland's most travelled theatre company, the Gare St Lazare Players, perform an arresting stage adaptation of Samuel Beckett's short story: The End.
Conor Lovett, hailed as the foremost Beckett actor of his generation, brings this one-man tour de force to life. Described by the literary critic, Christopher Ricks, as "a masterpiece of Beckettian perversity", The End is a heartbreaking and hilarious production.
Performed by a company renowned for their ability to expose Beckettt's dark humour, compassion and integrity, this play gives a perfect introduction to the writer's work.
Admissions information
Admission by free ticket only. Please go to the tickets page to register.
Location: Dixon Studio Theatre, Wentworth College, University of York
More details
This event is part of the Samuel Beckett International Conference and Festival taking place at the University from 22 to 26 June. Further information on the Festival is available at www.outofthearchive.com.