Step into the mind of a man at the end of his reel. In Krapp’s Last Tape, Samuel Beckett’s masterful one-man play, a solitary figure revisits the dreams, regrets, and delusions of his younger self through decades-old tape recordings.

At once absurd, bleakly funny, and achingly human, this intimate performance invites you to witness memory unravel, time collapse, and the echo of choices long gone.

Performed by South African comedian and actor Rowan Groom, this production brings a unique voice and sharp emotional insight to one of the 20th century’s most haunting and unforgettable monologues. Whether you’re new to Beckett or know every pause and sigh by heart, this solo performance finds humour and heartbreak in the spaces between the words.