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Living Room Theatre presents The Samuel Beckett Omnibus: The End is in The Beginning

Seamus Heaney HomePlace, 45 Main Street, Bellaghy, Derry, BT458HT
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About

The End is in The Beginning is a fast-paced theatrical celebration of Samuel Beckett, weaving together sixteen plays, prose works and poems into one compelling performance. Performed by Philip Robinson and Sarah White, and directed by Nikki Sved, this inventive production blends humour, tragedy and absurdity with classic clowning and poignant stillness. Rich in unforgettable characters and iconic moments, it offers a fresh, engaging introduction to one of Ireland's greatest literary voices.

ABOUT THE SHOW

Living Room Theatre's approach to both the comic and the tragic sides of Beckett's work will give audiences a new way to experience his language. Whether you're exploring this Nobel Prize winner's writing for the first time, or building on a body of Beckett knowledge, this theatrical showcase is an encounter not to be missed.

Sarah is an Exeter based performer, facilitator, producer and Co-Artistic Director of Four of Swords. Recent screen acting credits include the BBC's Beyond Paradise and The Cull. She's spent the last few summers on the road with Common Players producing and performing in Alice in Wonderland and The Tuck Inn.

Philip has spent 45 years creating performances internationally, particularly in non-traditional settings. Most recent tours include Every Brilliant Thing, All Is Mended, and The Washing Machine Of Destiny. Philip is passionate about using the arts to work collaboratively and unite communities.

Running time: 90 minutes, including interval.

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Adult£16.00 per ticket

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Season (18 Sept 2026)
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Friday19:30 - 21:00

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