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Happy Days: Samuel Beckett

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Synopsis:

Happy Days was written in 1960, in English, and first performed in New York in September 1961. The first London production was at the Royal Court Theatre in November 1962.

‘Only Beckett could have written this play: a hilarious account of extinction, a short sonata for the dead, scored for female voice and male mumble.’ John Peter, Sunday Times

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Categorised as:

Music, Stage & Screen

Sub-categories:

Playscripts

Genres & Themes:

Absurdism; Beckett; Existentialism; Modernism

Awards & Prizes:

Nobel Prize in Literature - Winner 1969

Belongs to:

Series: Samuel Beckett