Samuel Beckett's <i>Not I</i>

[Oswaldo Costa]

Yesterday I revisited the So Paulo Bienal, which ends this weekend, and was amazed by this.

 

[Morgan Harris]

If that amazed you, get a load of this:

Also part two....

 

[Morgan Harris]

This is actually my personal favorite:

 

[Oswaldo Costa]

Strong stuff. For some reason the first one kept me thinking Monty Python, sans humor.

 

[Joel Stewart]

originally posted by Oswaldo Costa:
Samuel Beckett's Not IYesterday I revisited the So Paulo Bienal, which ends this weekend, and was amazed by this.

Why that's plain evolutionarily novel!

 

[Tom Glasgow]

originally posted by Morgan Harris:
I wish I knew HTMLIf that amazed you, get a load of this:

Also part two....

Just go to the the FAQ and cut and paste the line for a hyperlink.

YouTube Play by Samuel Beckett.

 

[Lou Kessler]

I saw the name Samuel Beckett and thought the topic was a continuation of "Waiting For Callahan".

 

[Lou Kessler]

I saw the name Samuel Beckett and thought the topic was a continuation of "Waiting For Callahan".

 

[Thor]

Subtle, Lou. It's like reading the actual play.

 

[Lou Kessler]

originally posted by Thor:
Subtle, Lou. It's like reading the actual play.

It's nice to know that someome recognizes the nuances of true genius. I feel better with my place in the world.

 

[Thor]

Admittedly, I feel like I've read the play four times in succession, each time with one verb per sentence removed.

 

[Lou Kessler]

originally posted by Thor:
Admittedly, I feel like I've read the play four times in succession, each time with one verb per sentence removed.

This time you have the last word. Even I have to admit "every dog has his day".
Hmmmmm? I'm not sure if I like this new democratic lou?