"What is one to do? What is one to do, all day long? Day after day..... "
Winnie muses on life, love and toothbrushes with the hapless Willie ever-present to help her through the day.
Playing @towertheatre 16-20 April.
Tickets: https://t.co/TLSdim12WW
Day off from @Merry_Wives today - though must look over lines and get some costume bits washed #appropriate. Back on stage tomorrow and all week @towertheatre
"If you’re a Beckett fan, do not miss this show. If you’re new to Beckett, grab this opportunity to discover his genius. Sullivan’s superlative performance deserves a packed house. It’s one you won’t forget."
3 more chances to see @HappyDays_Tower!
@BeckettSociety@StokeyUpdates
@RoseberyMgmt Just in case you get the chance: Take a look at thespyinthestalls (@spyinthestalls): https://t.co/IAxJT4bRPx - FIVE STARS!!!
Only four more performances remain! @HappyDays_Tower
“Ruth Sullivan’s performance is exceptional … Her characterisation is so natural it ideally contrasts with the bizarreness of her situation"
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HAPPY DAYS
The Tower Theatre
REVIEW : https://t.co/rWky0FGcXn
All the things you would do gladly, oh without enthusiasm, but gladly, all the things there seems no reason for your not doing, and that you do not do! Can it be we are not free? It might be worth looking into.
Yes, I don’t know why, but I have never been disappointed, and I often was in the early days, without feeling at the same time, or a moment later, an undeniable relief.
Remembering Beckett, check out this 1989 BBC Meridien radio documentary featuring interviews with among others James Knowlson, Billie Whitelaw and Ruby Cohn in splendid form: https://t.co/8mGO2xM4JO
Samuel Beckett - born #OnThisDay in 1906. An excellent discussion fron the series In Our Time on Beckett's life in France and the influences that shaped his work.
https://t.co/NRtZVpBMpc
Day of Irish glories!
Seamus Heaney b otd 1939:
"In poetry, everything can be faked but the intensity of utterance."
"Poetry is what we do to break bread with the dead."
Samuel Beckett b otd 1906:
"We are all born mad. Some remain so."
"Words are all we have."