Posts Tagged: Samuel Beckett
Forty years later, Peter Brook returns to Boston with five short Beckett plays
Acclaimed director Peter Brook returns to Boston after an absence of forty years to present two different programs of repertory theatre, alternating with each other at the Emerson Paramount Theatre from March 23 to April 3, 2011. A cross-dressed sharing
Forty years later, Peter Brook returns to Boston with five short Beckett plays
Acclaimed director Peter Brook returns to Boston after an absence of forty years to present two different programs of repertory theatre, alternating with each other at the Emerson Paramount Theatre from March 23 to April 3, 2011. A cross-dressed sharing
Beckett estate forbids post-Katrina “Waiting for Godot” in North Adams
Last year MCLA Presents announced a performance of Samuel Beckett’s Waiting for Godot by an African American company, the one who performed it throughout New Orleans’ Ninth Ward to great acclaim. A few weeks ago we learned that instead the
Beckett estate forbids post-Katrina “Waiting for Godot” in North Adams
Last year MCLA Presents announced a performance of Samuel Beckett’s Waiting for Godot by an African American company, the one who performed it throughout New Orleans’ Ninth Ward to great acclaim. A few weeks ago we learned that instead the
Randy Harrison and Waiting for Godot at BTF, revisited
In the first interview with actor Randy Harrison, originally published in Berkshire Fine Arts back in 2008, I was still a bit unsure of how to approach the actor who had made such a stir when he appeared in Showtime’s Queer
Randy Harrison and Waiting for Godot at BTF, revisited
In the first interview with actor Randy Harrison, originally published in Berkshire Fine Arts back in 2008, I was still a bit unsure of how to approach the actor who had made such a stir when he appeared in Showtime’s Queer
Cerebral “Endgame” confounds audiences at Berkshire Theatre Festival
Last night a brilliant production of the most peculiar play in the theatrical canon opened at the Berkshire Theatre Festival. but some members of a group that bought tickets were left totally puzzled. And pissed. “This play is too hard,”
Cerebral “Endgame” confounds audiences at Berkshire Theatre Festival
Last night a brilliant production of the most peculiar play in the theatrical canon opened at the Berkshire Theatre Festival. but some members of a group that bought tickets were left totally puzzled. And pissed. “This play is too hard,”
Interview: Randy Harrison on Samuel Beckett and “Endgame” at BTF
It was very early in the morning as Randy Harrison arrived with a cup of wake-up in his hand. Sitting down at a handy picnic table with him to talk about Endgame was an odd juxtaposition of realities. The Berkshire
Interview: Randy Harrison on Samuel Beckett and “Endgame” at BTF
It was very early in the morning as Randy Harrison arrived with a cup of wake-up in his hand. Sitting down at a handy picnic table with him to talk about Endgame was an odd juxtaposition of realities. The Berkshire
Thinking about Beckett’s “Endgame” which starts July 6 at BTF
Note: Be sure to read the follow-up interview with Randy Harrison talking about Endgame. We plan to review the opening on Saturday July 10 which will appear the next day. Samuel Beckett and “Endgame” are the source of never ending
Thinking about Beckett’s “Endgame” which starts July 6 at BTF
Note: Be sure to read the follow-up interview with Randy Harrison talking about Endgame. We plan to review the opening on Saturday July 10 which will appear the next day. Samuel Beckett and “Endgame” are the source of never ending
