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Royal Court Theatre program, London, 1964. The first public performance in England of the complete and unexpurgated text. (It had been done in the United States without any censorship issues.) Includes photo and bio of Jack MacGowran, who starred in…

Though Whitelaw and Beckett worked well together in the past and were close friends, this production, which Beckett directed, tried that friendship. Whitelaw, as Winnie, had memorized her (many) lines ahead of time, not knowing Beckett had made…

An afternoon of readings and debate under the chairmanship of Martin Esslin. Includes Patrick Magee reading from Molloy.

Program for the November 11, 1973 performance of Krapp's Last Tape and Not I, featuring Jessica Tandy and Hume Cronyn, directed by Alan Schneider, at Washington University in St. Louis.

Postcard advertisement for First Class by David Wagoner and directed by Kurt Beattie at A Contemporary Theatre in Seattle, Washington, 2007. First Class was Wagoner's first professionally produced play, a one-man show about his teacher, Theodore…

Filmed performance clips from James Dickey's play, May Day Sermon, with voice-over reflections from James Dickey. Starring Bridget Hanley, produced and directed by John Gallogly.

Filmed performance clips from James Dickey's play, May Day Sermon, with voice-over reflections from James Dickey. Starring Bridget Hanley, produced and directed by John Gallogly.

Sefer ha-Hayyim ("the Book of Life") is a book of Jewish ethics. It was written by Hayyim ben Bezalel (Poland, c. 1520-1588). Hayyim ben Bezalel studied with Shalom Shachna and Solomon Luria (the Maharshal). He succeeded his uncle, Jacob ben Chaim,…