Entries from Seattlest tagged with 'samuelbeckett'
April 3, 2008
Theatre Black Dog's Waiting for Godot, starting the second week of its run at the Balagan Theatre tonight, is a good but not great production. Or to be more specific, it'd be fair to say that they (mostly) manage to pull of in Act 2 what they fail to in Act 1, which is unfortunate given that the second act is half the length of the first. Waiting for Godot runs through April 20, tickets......
Continue Reading "Theatre Black Dog Gets It Half-Right with Godot"November 16, 2007
It's been said that Samuel Beckett's Waiting for Godot was a play in which all that was left to the characters was hope; if that's the case, then Endgame is what you get when you lose even that. In one long act, the play features a cast of four characters in increasing states of immobility and decrepitude, the last dismal dregs of humanity gasping their final breaths, telling incoherent stories and hoping for a bitter......
Continue Reading "Get Out: Samuel Beckett's Endgame @ Stone Soup"May 9, 2007
The two winningest Mariner pitchers ever, Jamie Moyer and Randy Johnson, start against each other today. Moyer had 145 wins as a Mariner, Johnson had 130. Combined, the two pitched 3932 innings as Mariners. They've faced each other once before--in Texas, 18 years ago. On Thursday, September 21, 1989, while the Berlin Wall was still up, Ed Koch was mayor of New York, and Samuel Beckett was alive, 26-year-old Moyer, then a back-of-the-rotation starter for......
Continue Reading "Johnson v. Moyer: In Their First Meeting Since the Berlin Wall Came Down, Mariner Greats Face Off Today in Arizona"