We lay there without moving. But under us all moved; and moved us. - KrappSamuel Beckettrsquo;s most accessible play is also one of the twentieth centuryrsquo;s most moving dramas about aging; memory; and disappointment. Daniel Sack offers the first comprehensive survey of Krapprsquo;s Last Tape (1958) with a general reader in mind. Structured around a series of questions; five approachable sections contextualize the play in the larger career of its Nobel-Prize-winning writer; explore its major thematic concerns; and offer comparative analyses with Beckettrsquo;s other signal works. Sack also uses discussions of significant productions; including those directed by the playwright himself; to ground interpretation of the play in terms of its performance and provide a useful resource to directors and actors. Both a critical and personal exploration of this haunting play; this volume is a must-read for anyone with an interest in Beckettrsquo;s work.
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