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Samuel Beckett letter to Henry Wenning, 1961: May 18
Beckett comments on the success of Waiting for Godotat Odéon Theatre in Paris and the progress on his new play [Happy Days]. As this letter shows, Wenning has become Beckett's preferred book and manuscript dealer by this time.
Krapp's Last Tape poster
Poster for Krapp's Last Tape, at the Actors' Playhouse in New York City, starring Rick Cluchey.
Endgame/Krapp’s Last Tape advertisement
Advertising flyer for production of Endgame and the world premiere of Krapp's Last Tape iat Royal Court Theatre in London, 1958.Opening performance was 28 October.
Fin de partie theater program
Theater program for Fin de partie by Samuel Beckett, Compagnie du Cothurne, Nanterre and Lyon, April 12-May 20, 1972. Issued as numéro 19 of the periodical Approches (3ème trimestre 1972).
Endgame poster
Poster for Washington University Performing Arts Area and Thyrsus production of Endgame, part of the "Beckett at 80" celebration on campus in 1986.
Photograph from Fin de partie premiere
Black and white print of Roger Blin in the 1957 original production of Fin de partie (Endgame) at the Royal Court Theatre. Photograph by Rosine Nusimovici.
La Trilogia: Molloy, Malone muore, L'Innominabile
Illustrated, Italian translations of the three novels in Beckett's trilogy, sold as a set.
"Mahood" in Nouvelle nouvelle revue française
Extract from the author's L'Innommable, which comprises the entire issue. Beckett was infuriated that a section of the text had been removed by the Editorial Committee without his knowledge just prior to publication.
The Unnamable typescript
Original, corrected typescript of Beckett's translation of his 1953 novel, L'Innomable, third in the trilogy, for Grove Press, published in 1959.
Malone meurt ; Oh les beaux jours
Beckett granted permission for this rather elaborate edition to be published, the cost of which was supported by the Swedish Academy and the Nobel Foundation. Features illustrations by Avigdor Arikha and "binding adorned with an original Pablo…