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"Toward the End" is equal to "Endspil" + "Aghet" or two plays by Irish writer, Nobel Prize winner Samuel Becket in one play directed by Artur Sahakyan at "Goy" Experimental Theater.
"Endspil" is a story about the last residents on Earth, that is, the visually impaired, disabled Ham. Becket says it is the story of a king that failed a chess match of his life, his servant Klov and Ham's parents Nelly and Nag.
"Aghet" is a call for defending an artist's right to create freely.
The story was a success due to Karine Khodikyan's translation, Vahagn Tevanyan's influential direction, the actors' ability to keep viewers at the edge of their seats, as well as Anush Arshakyan's performance of the touching song "Oror" by Artur Manukyan and Krist Manaryan.
This play by Artur Sahakyan was a long-anticipated meeting for those who remember Ionesko's "Hippopotamus" and Becket's "Waiting for Godo" put on at the same theater.
Each of the viewers relived his or her lost world with the heroes.
