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Beckett's plays have attracted a striking range of disability performances, in part because of
their insistent attention on embodied existence and the impaired body. Here, I examine four …

Featuring twelve original essays by leading Beckett scholars and media theorists, this book
provides the first sustained examination of the relationship between Beckett and media …

Samuel Beckett's radio play All That Fall (1957) has been adapted for different media. In
order to understand the challenges it poses for any form of visual representation, this article …

To enter the prospect of investigation opened by these questions, I will start with a
quote:'Make sense who may. I switch off'[Light off/Pause/Light off]. So runs a key line from …

This article explores how scenography, specifically the visual-aural-spatial elements of a
performance, shapes the response of an audience by acting as either a guiding element to a …

On 23 March 1975, Beckett wrote to American director Alan Schneider regarding a reprise of
Godot he was overseeing at the Schiller Theater in Berlin, where ten years earlier the …

This chapter aims to explore the reciprocal influence which characterises Beckett's
relationship with Italian drama and literature. The first half of the essay is dedicated to a …

Samuel Beckett (1906–89) remains a central figure in the complex of ideas called
'modernism', and his still-evolving legacy continues to inform 'contemporary'aesthetics. How …

Festivals are quite often the scenes through which ideas of nation, cultural value and the
literary canon are negotiated, as Brian Singleton has remarked about Irish festival practices …