Jeremy Williams

A highly theatrical distillation of Anton Chekhov’s classic tragicomedy Uncle Vanya, by way of Samuel Beckett’s Endgame.

Somewhere between a frozen nowhere and the end of things, humankind’s representatives—two men and a woman—wait for their lives to begin, or end. As they rebound between the indifference of the without and the intractable within, they kill time, kill pain, act out, and play. Frustration mounts and sense comes unmoored, until, finally, it ends.

Featuring Kyra Bowman, Taavo Smith and Benjamin Stuber

Directed by Jeremy Williams

Design by Benjamin Stuber

Conception and Text by Taavo Smith

Saturday April 3rd and Sunday April 4th, 8:30pm, at ToRoNaDa on the second floor of PS122, 150 1st Ave on the NE corner of 1st and 9th. Tickets are free, but as seating is limited we suggest making reservations via email at rap@maboumines.org or phone at (212) 473-1991.

Presented as part of the Mabou Mines Resident Artist Program. Produced with the support of the Convergences Theater Collective.