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Advantages: SUPERB ACTORS Disadvantages: GLOOMY, AS IT SHOULD BE
Last night I have seen Peter Brook's production of "Come and Go", together with "Rough for Theatre I", "Rockaby", "Neither" and "Act without Words II". The title of the whole evening was "Fragments", and it lasted about an hour; "Come and Go" is the last little play staged, and one of the best pieces.
As most of my readers probably know, Beckett was a Nobel price for literature, author of great plays like "Waiting for Godot" (first staged in 1952) and "Endgame" (1956), and of smaller plays called with the French term "dramaticules" (little plays). They last from few minutes to seconds ("Breath", for instance, is just a breath, taking about half a minute).
Beckett's most famous plays date back to the fifties; he died in 1989, and kept writing till the end.
"Rough for Theatre I" belongs to Beckett's production of the fifties ...
Advantages: Too many to mention, pure bliss!!! Disadvantages: None
We booked a Sala Pool Villa for our 10 day honeymoon stay at the end of August 2006 and it was definitely the best hotel we've ever stayed at.
From our arrival to departure our visit was totally hassle free and couldnt have been more enjoyable. The service given by the staff was amazing, they couldnt do more for us even if they tried.
On arrival i was given a gorgeous bouquet of red roses and even though we were very early we were taken straight to our villa.
What can i say but wow, the pictures do not do it justice. The bed was scattered with red roses petals and there was a bottle of sparkling wine and some chocolates waiting for us too. The bedroom itself was very spacious, with a huge bed, a day bed and good quality tv, dvd and sound system. The outside bathroom was huge, with a big oval bath for two, shower, and all ...
Advantages: Fantastic monologue Disadvantages: is better to see it
I have seen this on multimedia and would love to actually perform it myself live in front of an audience. Samuel Beckett\'s writings are excellent if somewhat dark and disturbing at times. This particular play can be seen as quite disturbing as the focus is on the mouth of the speaker. It brings to mind the thought process that goes through our heads and seems to be based on memories of a person who we see as a dismebodied mouth. There are constant questions and answers being iterated throughout the piece with the speaker avoiding saying the word \'I\'. The whoe play is said in third person and so continues to depersonalise it for the speaker and gives the audience a chance to apply the monologue to themselves. A powerful play that deserves to be recognised. ...
