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Sometimes a theatrical production comes along that illuminates a familiar text, bringing parts of the story into a new focus or revealing other parts hitherto unseen. The  Endgame Project , conceived by veteran New York actors Dan Moran and John Christopher Jones, is one of these productions. In this conception of Samuel Beckett’s Endgame, Clov and Hamm, two characters with diminishing physical abilities, are played by Jones and Moran, two seasoned actors who are both living with Parkinson’s disease. The  Endgame Project  creates a powerful joining of Beckett’s script and the Parkinson’s disease that holds the principal actors in its grip.

On the anguish of going: an actor’s Endgame