Theatre

FIN DE PARTIE by Samuel Beckett

In an abandoned house, somewhere in a fictional post-apocalyptic wasteland, four characters navigate their existence, revealing their hopelessness and awaiting an unspecified “end”.

Considered one of Beckett's most significant works, "Fin de partie" first performedat the Royal Theatre, London in 1957, in a French-language production, instantly becoming a landmark work in the Theatre of the Absurd genre.

Exploring various existential themes and bleakly portraying the human existence,  steeped in isolation and uncertainty,  this iconic classic will offer audiences a unique chance for a deep self-reflection.

Translation: K. Skalioras
Direction: M.Papadimitriou
Production: MASKA PRODUCTIONS

THE ARTBASSADOR has licensed the Greek production, on behalf of the French Collecting Society SACD, which represents S. Beckett's rights owners.