The End After You

Translation: Svetlana Pancheva

Director: Nadya Pancheva

Set and Costume Design: Iliana Kancheva

Composer: Yavor Namliev

Poster: Hristo Hristov

Featuring:

Marin Apostolov, Nikol Karabinova, Boris Dikov, Lyuboslava Marinova, Viktor Mladenov, Nikola Paraskevov

The End After You by Xavier Duranger is a contemporary play aimed at young audiences. It explores the mechanisms of violence in the context of an identity still taking shape and the fear of an uncertain future.

The text examines the way young people experience intimacy, rejection, and the desire to belong in a world with shaken moral and social bearings.

At the center of the action are six characters whose relationships move between friendship, love, and hostility, gradually escalating into physical and emotional aggression.

Violence emerges as an internal consequence of the inability to name one’s emotions, and of the lack of language for pain, fear, and vulnerability.

This is a raw and honest text about growing up, the fear of abandonment, and that critical moment when the desire for intimacy is transformed into an impulse toward destruction.