A Winning Endgame
By Patrick Hurley
Filling the emptiness that accompanies the mundaneness of everyday life is a recurring theme throughout the work of Samuel Beckett. He creates cold, isolated landscapes and then populates them with characters who are usually incapable of escaping the dreary and awful world around them. Endgame, playing now at the Kirk Douglas Theatre, is a classic example of Beckett at his very best. Read more 
Life is Hard in Gloomy Pocatello
By Patrick Hurley
Depression is the main course being served in Pocatello, the new play by Samuel D. Hunter, presented by Rogue Machine Theatre Company, and playing now at the Met Theatre. Read more
Impermanence Permeates A Permanent Image
By Patrick Hurley
Rogue Machine Theatre kicks off their eighth season with the west coast premiere of Samuel D. Hunter’s A Permanent Image, playing now through July 20. Read more
