Samuel Beckett’s absurdist classic is in two acts, and my drama was far from over. I called the misnamed express delivery service and was placed on hold. A half-hour later I hung up.

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Godot' redux Artistic director Tim Rhoze directs Fleetwood-Jourdain Theatre's revival of “Pass Over,” Antoinette Chinonye ...

The theatre company in the story says this: “Fuck. The. Estate.” I don’t know if I myself would make so bold a statement, but ...

Theater review: In ‘On Beckett,’ Bill Irwin delivers a lecture-demonstration that’s anything but old hat The actor-clown delves into the delve-worthy legendary writer Samuel Beckett in this ...

The End — the big one — is prefigured in “Endgame,” Samuel Beckett’s bracing portrait of humanity’s benighted shuffle to doomsday. Hamm, who’s lost most of his faculties (save ...

Cannes: James Marsh on Bringing a Surprisingly “Playful” Samuel Beckett to the Screen in ‘Dance First’ The film — now complete and starring Gabriel Byrne as the Irish literary icon ...

It was “More Pricks Than Kicks” that made me fall in love with Samuel Beckett.The author’s first published work of fiction (he had previously put out a couple of volumes of critical writing ...

In his 1980 short story “Company,” Samuel Beckett begins one paragraph with the sentences: “Another trait its repetitiousness. Repeatedly with only minor variants the same bygone.” ...