THE END! at Theatre of the NO: A Musical Tragedy About What Never Really Ends

Theatre of the NO presents THE END!, the new play by Yoel Wulfhart, with original music by Michalis Stavropoulos and direction by Ioulios Athanasiou. The musical tragedy premieres on Wednesday, December 2, and is performed in English with Greek surtitles.

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We know how life is supposed to go: you begin, you grow up, you reach the end. But what if life has one more move, and the bill still hasn’t been paid?

One story, three characters, one bill

At its center are three characters: the Woman, the Man and the Waiter. Because even at the end, someone has to bring the bill. Every choice has its price. We just don’t always know what it is at the moment we make it.

The play unfolds in three acts named after the seasons: winter, summer and spring. The order breaks the expected sequence, with spring arriving last, just when everything seems to be over. It seems life hasn’t read the title.

Bringing together theatre and original music, THE END! invites audiences to reflect on what stays unresolved even when a story seems to have reached its end, leaving room for the unexpected possibility of a new beginning.

The cast

Jackie Theoharis as the Woman
Paris Oikonomou as the Man
Nikos Kyriakopoulos as the Waiter

Athens’ first English-language theatre

Theatre of the NO is Athens’ first English-language theatre: an international cultural meeting place where Greek audiences, expats and visitors to the city come together through live theatre.

Credits

Text: Yoel Wulfhart
Original music: Michalis Stavropoulos
Direction: Ioulios Athanasiou
Cast: Jackie Theoharis, Nikos Kyriakopoulos, Paris Oikonomou
Language: English with Greek surtitles

Performance schedule

December 2, 2026 – February 6, 2027

December: 2/12 at 19:00 · 9/12 at 19:00 · 12/12 at 18:00 · 19/12 at 18:00 · 26/12 at 18:00
January: 2/1 at 18:00 · 6/1 at 19:00 · 9/1 at 18:00 · 16/1 at 18:00 · 18/1 at 20:00 · 30/1 at 18:00
February: 6/2 at 18:00

The performances on 23/12 and 13/1 have been cancelled.

Share the show with someone you’ll enjoy talking it over with afterwards. You may agree on what you saw. Who pays for the drinks, though, is another story.