John Turturro and Max Casella in “Endgame”
Friday, May 09, 2008
John Turturro and Max Casella star in BAM’s new production of Samuel Beckett’s “Endgame.” It's gotten fantastic reviews. It runs through May 18th; Alvin Epstein and Elaine Stritch co-star.
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Comments [3]
I brought my entire family to see John Turturro in Endgame and we were so impressed by
the performance. The entire cast did a fantastic job in portraying Beckett's play, word for word the audience was drawn to each character and rivited by the portrayal of the absurd, irony of the experience. Bravo! Thank you for your talents...
I saw Endgame the night the chair fell apart. Mr. Turturro and Mr. Casella you both did a marvelous job not breaking character! Thank you for that! It was a scary, suspenseful theatre moment...and that on top of the fabulous show itself made a great night of theatre.
I loved the show and am so pleased that you are on the Leonard Lopate Show! The two of you have great chemistry on stage. What will you be doing next?
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