The University Theatre will present Samuel Beckett's enigmatic play, Endgame, as its spring 2015 lunchtime theater production

Considered an absurdist theater classic, the play entertains and challenges viewers to wonder if it is possible to be certain about anything in life - even death.

Named after the term used in chess to designate the third and final phase of a game, the one-act play simultaneiously dramatizes the end of life and its continuity.

Endgame will perform every day April 20 through 24, from 1 to 1:45 p.m. Bring your lunch to the O'Kane Theatre (N364) and eat while you watch the performance.

Admission is free. Soft drinks will be available for purchase in the theater lobby.