A play based on the works of Samuel Beckett, in which two men and two women, all followers of the author, are summoned by letter to an abandoned train station. The dramatic power of the characters generates situations of humor, tenderness, and emotion, imbuing the audience with a profound experience of the meaning of life.

Synopsis
The play begins when four people, all fans of Samuel Beckett's work, are summoned by an anonymous letter to a train station. Drawing on their similarities to one of the Irish writer's most dramatic characters, Belacqua Shuah, each actor will link situations together, bringing to life the paradigmatic characters of Beckett's work: Vladimir, Estragon, Krapp, Winnie, Pozzo, Lucky, Moran, Molloy, and Malone.

Fórum
On March 23, 24, 25, and 27, after each performance, a series of discussions will take place in the theater, open to ticket holders. Thinkers and specialists in the field of drama will participate.

23.03.11 Lighting, set design, and costumes. Signs to give meaning
Jose Luis Raymond (set designer), Juan G. Cornejo (lighting), María Calderón (costume designer)
24.03.11 Word and action: The search for meaning
Francisco Jarauta (philosopher), José Luis Mellado (psychoanalyst), Fabián Appel (psychoanalyst) and Jorge Eines (theater director)
25.03.11 The Actor and Beckett: Logically Absurd
27.03.11 Meeting with the Company. World Theatre Day
Open Fabric Company

[Price 15? · CBA and FNAC members, Youth Card, Seniors over 65, NGOs, Student Card 12?]

[Special price for groups, minimum 6 people, 10?]

[3-show season ticket 36? · 4-show season ticket 40?]

Collaboration:Region of Madrid
Ministry of Culture - INAEM

Direction and dramaturgy: Jorge Eines
Scenography: José Luis Raymond
Costume: Ikerne Giménez
Lighting: Juan Gomez Cornejo
Cast: Carmen Vals, Inma González, Dani Méndez and Alexander Caballero