A performance in which four actors in their sixties (Black Eyed Susan, Paul Zimet, James Himelsbach and Rae C Wright) attempt each night to arrive at the end of Uncle Vanya – in a last ditch effort to alter the outcome. It uses the play to pose a question about how memory functions in the formation of the future. In Chekhov’s play, Vanya asks – “What if I live to be 60?” This Was The End performs an answer. What do we do with our past? What can we make of it?

Director: Mallory Catlett. Set Designer: Peter Ksander. Costumes: Olivera Gajic. Sound Designer/Performer: G. Lucas Crane. Video Designer: Keith Skretch. Technology Interaction: Ryan Holsopple. Choreography: Johanna Meyer. Lighting Designer: Chris Kuhl. Technical Director: Bill Kennedy. Stage Manager: Kelly Allen. Producing Consultant: Maedhbh McCullagh. Sound Engineer: Peter Mills Weiss.

“a work of unparalleled technical integration”  – Helen Shaw, Time Out New York

“After Hours: A Digital Deconstruction of Chekhov’s Uncle Vanya”  – Tim Murphy, New York Times Magazine