Starring and Introduced by Billie Whitelaw
Not I takes place in a pitch black space illuminated only by a single beam of light. This light illuminates an actress's mouth. The mouth utters a monolo...
Starring and Introduced by Billie Whitelaw
Not I takes place in a pitch black space illuminated only by a single beam of light. This light illuminates an actress's mouth. The mouth utters a monologue of fragmented, jumbled sentences which gradually coelesces into a narrative about a woman who has suffered an unpleasant experience. The title comes from the character's repeated insistence that the events she describes did not happen to her.
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I have NO words to express my admiration for Billie Whitelaw, and indeed anyone who can perform this, much less Samuel Beckett who created this amazing piece!
ask her if beckett was for real when he shot down all the deep detailed questions reporters and such put to him about all the supposed symbols and meanings in his plays, and did he really NOT put that much of the philosophy and ideas of his time into his plays, but just wanted something that looked good onstage? i always thought he just disliked being badgered by reporters and brooded deeply on what each word and charcter might mean.
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she was aughra in dark crsystal too which i loveed as a ki.d.could not believe that!