Works

ACT WITHOUT WORDS I (ACTE SANS PAROLES I)

Mime, written 1956 in French, with music by John Beckett (since withdrawn)
First published: Paris 1957; New York 1958
First production: Royal Court Theatre, London, 1957, directed by Deryk Mendel

1. Act without Words (Ireland, 1963)

RTE
Directed by: Donald McWhinnie and Chloe Gibson
Cast: Jack MacGowran

2. Acte sans paroles (France, 1965)

Les Cineastes Associés
By Bruno and Guido Bettiol
Film with puppets
Held by: BFI

3. Acta senza parole (Italy, 1966, 9 mins)

Opus Films Rome
Directed by: Carlo di Carlo

4. Act without Words I (UK, 17 mins)

By Barry Smith's Theatre of Puppets
Film with puppets
Distributed by: Jane Balfour, London

ACT WITHOUT WORDS II (ACTE SANS PAROLES II)

Mime, written 1956 in French
First published: Paris 1957; Oxford 1959
First production: Clarendon Press Institute, Oxford, 1959,
directed by John McGrath

5. The Goad (UK, 1965, 17 mins, b&w film)

Twin Digit Productions
Directed by: Paul Joyce
Cast: Freddie Jones
Distributed by: Grove Weidenfeld

6. Act without Words II (USA, 1966)

NBC
Directed by: Alan Schneider
Cast: Moffat, Dixon

ALL THAT FALL (TOUS CEUX QUI TOMBENT)

Radio play, written 1956 in English
First published: New York, London 1957; Paris 1957

7. All That Fall (UK, 1957, 69 mins)

BBC Radio
Directed by: Donald McWhinnie
Cast: Mary O'Farrell, J.G. Devlin, Allen McClelland, Brian O'Higgins, Harry Hutchinson, Patrick Magee, Jack MacGowran, Shela Ward, Peggy Marshall, Terrance Farrel

8. Alle, die da fallen (Germany, 1957, 79 mins)

NDR
Directed by: Fritz Schroder-Jahn

9. Allen die vallen (Netherlands, 1959)

VPRO Radio
Directed by: Koos Mulder
Cast: Philip Lachapelle, Richard Flink, Jan Apon, Mien van Kerkhoven-Kling, Pierre Mien, Sacco van der Made, Jan Wechter, Annie de Lange, Godert van Gonjon, Tine de Vries

10. Tous ceux qui tombent (France, 1963, 55 mins, b&w)

Télévision Française I
Directed by: Michel Mitrani
Cast: Alice Sapritch, Pierre Palau, Christian Marin, Guy Tréjean, Hubert Deschamps
Adaptation for television
Held by: INA

11. All That Fall (USA, 1986, 61 mins)

Soundscape Inc, RIAS Berlin / NPR
Directed by: Everett Frost
Cast: Billie Whitelaw, David Warrilow, Alvin Epstein, George Bartenieff, Brad Friedman, Susan Willis, Jerome Kilty, Lute Ramblin', Melissa Cooper, Christine Eddis
Sound effects: Charles Potter
With a discussion about the play

12. Allen die vallen (Belgium, 1991, 85 mins)

BRT
Directed by: Martine Ketelbuters
Cast: Denise Deweerdt, Jo Demeyere, Walter Cornelis, Alex Wilequet, Jeanine Schevernels, Anton Cogen, Oswald Versijp, Ben van Ostade, Marleen Maes, Peter Booms

13. All That Fall (Ireland, 60 mins)

Directed by: Dan Treaton
Cast: Bosco Hogan, Aidan Grennell

... BUT THE CLOUDS ...

Television play, written 1976 in English
First published: New York 1976

14. ... but the clouds ... (UK, 1977, 16 mins)

BBC with Reiner Moritz (Tristram Powell)
Directed by: Donald McWhinnie and Samuel Beckett
Cast: Ronald Pickup, Billie Whitelaw

15. ... nur noch Gewölk ... (Germany, 1977, 17 mins)

SDR
Directed by: Samuel Beckett
Cast: Klaus Herm, Cornelia Boje

16. ... jack obloki ... (Poland, 1987)

Theatre Center "Warsztatowa"
Directed by: Antoni Libera
Cast: Henryk B, Iiena Jun

CASCANDO (CASCANDO)

Radio play, written 1962 in French, with music by Marcel Mihalovici
First published: Frankfurt 1963 (in French); New York 1963

17. Cascando (France, 1963)

ORTF
Directed by: Roger Blin
Cast: Roger Blin, Jean Martin

18. Cascando (UK, 1964, 21 mins)

BBC Third Programme
Directed by: Donald McWhinnie
Cast: Denys Hawthorne, Patrick Magee
With Mihalovici's music

19. Cascando (Netherlands, 1970, 19 mins)

Toneelgroep Studio / NOS
Directed by: Lodewijk de Boer
Cast: Broes Hartman
Music composed by Lodewijk de Boer

20. Cascando (UK, 1984, 25 mins

Produced by: Katherine Worth for UL-AVC
Directed by: David Clark
Cast: David Warrilow, Sean Barrett
Music composed by Humphrey Searle, performed by the London Sinfonietta

21. Cascando (USA, 1988, 59 mins)

Voices International with WDR / NPR
Directed by: Everett Frost
Cast: Alvin Epstein, Frederic Neumann
Music composed by William Kraft, performed by Speculum Musicae
With a discussion of the play

22. Cascando (Belgium, 1991, 22 mins)

BRT
Directed by: Martine Ketelbuters
Cast: Alex Wilequet, Dries Wieme
Music: Peter Jaquemyn

23. Cascando (Ireland, 1991, 18 mins)

RTE
Directed by: William Styles
Cast: Bosco Hogan, Frank O'Dwyer
Music by Gerard Victory

CATASTROPHE (CATASTROPHE)

Theatre play, written 1982 in French
First published: Paris 1982; London 1984
First production: Avignon Festival, 1982, directed by Stephan Meldbegg

24. Catastrophe (USA, 1983)

Harold Clurman Theater / NYPL
Directed by: Alan Schneider
Cast (with nos 106, 153): Donald Davies, Rand Mitchell, Margaret Reed, David Warrilow, Daniel Worth

25. Catastrophe (France, 1986)

Helen Gary Bishop / La SEPT
Directed by: Helen Gary Bishop
Cast: Pierre Chabert

COMPANY (COMPAGNIE)

Prose, written 1980 in English
First published: London, New York 1980; Paris 1980

26. Company (UK, 1980, 70 mins)

BBC Radio
Cast: Patrick Magee

27. Compagnie (France, 1984, 65 mins)

Théâtre du Rond-Point / CNRS, François Luxereau
Directed by: Pierre Chabert
Cast: Pierre Dux

28. Compagnie (France)

Directed by: Marie-Noëlle Cadian and Jean-Pierre Soussigne

29. Gesellschaft (Germany, 92 mins)

SDR
Directed by: Walter Asmus
Cast: Fritz Lichtenhahn

DANTE AND THE LOBSTER

Prose, from More Pricks than Kicks, written 1932 in English
First published: The Hague 1932; London 1934

30. Dante and the Lobster / From an Abandoned Work (Ireland, 1986)

The Abbey Theatre
Directed by: Kathleen Barrington
Cast: Barry McGovern
Sound cassette

EH JOE (DIS JOE)

Television play, written 1965 in English
First published: London 1967; Paris 1966

31. Eh Joe (UK, 1966, 19 mins)

BBC
Directed by: Alan Gibson and Samuel Beckett
Cast: Jack MacGowran, Sian Phillips

32. Eh Joe (USA, 1966, 34 mins, film)

WNDT Newark / NYTT, Glenn Jordan
Directed by: Alan Schneider
Cast: George Rose, Rosemary Harris
Distributed by: Grove Weidenfeld

33. He Joe (Germany, 1966, 29 mins)

SDR
Directed by: Samuel Beckett
Cast: Deryk Mendel, Nancy Illig

34. Dis Joe (France, 1968, 19 mins, b&w)

ORTF
Directed by: Pierre Bureau
Cast: Madeleine Renaud, Jean-Louis Barrault
Held by: INA

35. Eh Joe (UK, 1972, 21 mins)

Produced by: Katherine Worth for UL-AVC
Directed by: David Clark
Cast: Patrick Magee, Elvi Hale

36. Dis Joe (France, 1975, 22 mins)

Directed by: Michel Mitrani
Cast: Jean-Louis Barrault, Madeleine Renaud

37. He Joe (Germany, 1979, 21 mins)

SDR
Directed by: Samuel Beckett and Walter Asmus
Cast: Heinz Bennent, Irmgard Först

38. Eh Joe (Spain, 1985)

TV España
Directed by: Alfredo Castellon

39. Eh Joe (Ireland, 1987, 38 mins)

Yellow Asylum
Directed by: Alan Gilsenan
Cast: Tom Hickey, Siobhan McKenna

40. Ej Joe (Poland, 1988)

Theatre Centre "Warsztatowa"
Directed by: Antoni Libera
Cast: Henryk B, Iiena Jun

41. Eh Joe (1989, 22 mins)

SDR / Channel 4 / RTE / La SEPT
Directed by: Walter Asmus and Samuel Beckett
Cast: Billie Whitelaw

EMBERS (CENDRES)

Radio play, written 1959 in English
First published: London, New York 1959; Paris 1959

42. Embers (UK, 1959, 45 mins)

BBC
Directed by: Donald McWhinnie
Cast: Jack MacGowran, Kathleen Michael, Kathleen Helme, Patrick Magee
Music performed by Cicely Hoye

43. Embers (UK, 1975, 25 mins)

Produced by: Katherine Worth for UL-AVC
Directed by: David Clark
Cast: Patrick Magee, Elvi Hale, Nigel Anthony

44. Embers (USA, 1989, 50 mins)

Voices International / NPR
Directed by: Everett Frost
Cast: Barry McGovern, Billie Whitelaw

45. Sintels (Belgium, 1991, 57 mins)

BRT
Directed by: Martine Ketelbuters
Cast: Rik Vanuffelen, Dora van der Groen, Ben van Ostade, Sofie Laenen

46. Aschenglut (Germany, 61 mins)

47. Embers (Ireland, 44 mins)

RTE
Directed by: William Styles
Cast: Barry McGovern, Geraldine Plunkett

ENDGAME (FIN DE PARTIE)

Theatre play, written 1956 in French
First published: Paris 1957; New York, London 1958
First production: Fin de Partie, Royal Court Theatre, London, 1957,
directed by Roger Blin

48. Endgame (UK, 1962, 93 mins)

BBC Radio
Directed by: Michael Blakewell
Cast: Donald Wolfit, Maurice Denham

49. Fin de partie (France, 1962, 120 mins)

Théâtre de Babylone
Cast: Roger Blin, Jean Martin
Sound recording

50. Endspiel (Germany, 1967[9?])

Schiller Theater Werkstatt / NDR
Directed by: Samuel Beckett
Cast: Werner Stock, Gudrun Genest, Ernst Schroder, Horst Bollmann

51. Fin de partie (Germany, 1971, 95 mins)

Schiller Theater
Directed by: Samuel Beckett

52. Endgame (USA, 1980)

Manhattan Theater Club / NYPL
Directed by: Joseph Chaikin

53. Fin de partie (France, 1981)

Théâtre Jean Vilar/ CNRS, Denis Bablet
Directed by: Armand Delcampe
Cast: Jacquie Hanich, Denis Bablet, François Didio

54. Endgame (USA, 1984)

Harold Clurman Theater / NYPL
Directed by: Alvin Epstein

55. Final de Partida (Spain, 1984)

TV España

56. Endgame (USA, 1985)

American Repertory Theater / NYPL
Directed by: JoAnne Akalaitis

57. Endgame (USA, 1991, 88 mins, 16 mm film)

San Quentin Drama Workshop / Visual Press, "Beckett Directs Beckett" series
Directed by: Alan Mandell, following Samuel Beckett (theatre), Robert Bilheimer (film)
Cast: Bud Thorpe, Rick Cluchey, Alan Mandell, Teresita Garcia Suro
Distributed by: Smithsonian Institution Press (USA); Les Iditions du Seuil (France); Reiner Moritz (elsewhere)

58. Endgame (USA, 90 mins)

Evergreen Theater
Directed by: Alan Schneider
Sound recording

ENOUGH (ASSEZ)

Prose, written 1966 in French
First published: Paris 1966; London 1967

59. Enough (UK, 1982)

National Theatre at the Cottesloe
Directed by: Alan Schneider
Cast: Billie Whitelaw

60. Enough (USA, 1984)

Samuel Beckett Theater / NYPL
Directed by: Alan Schneider
Cast: Billie Whitelaw

FILM (FILM)

Screenplay, written 1963 in English
First published: London 1967; Paris 1972

61. Film (USA, 1964, 22 mins, b&w film)

Evergreen Theater
Directed by: Alan Schneider
Cast: Buster Keaton, Nell Harrison, James Karen, Susan Reed
Distributed by: Grove Weidenfeld

62. Film (UK, 1979, 22 mins)

UL-AVC
Directed by: David R. Clark
Cast: Max Wall
Held by: BFI

FOOTFALLS (PAS)

Theatre play, written 1975 in English
First published: London 1975; Paris 1977
First production: Royal Court Theatre, London, 1976,
directed by Samuel Beckett

63. Footfalls (USA, 1984)

Samuel Beckett Theater / NYPL
Directed by: Alan Schneider
Cast: Billie Whitelaw

64. Footfalls (1989, 79 mins)

SDR / Channel 4 / RTE / La SEPT
Directed by: Walter Asmus and Samuel Beckett
Cast: Billie Whitelaw

GHOST TRIO

Television play, written 1975 in English
First published: New York 1976

65. Geister-trio (Germany, 1977, 20 mins)

SDR
Directed by: Samuel Beckett
Cast: Klaus Herm, Irmgard Först

66. Ghost Trio (UK, 1977, 21 mins)

BBC with Reiner Moritz
Directed by: Donald McWhinnie and Samuel Beckett
Cast: Ronald Pickup, Billie Whitelaw, Rupert Horder

67. Trio Widm (Poland, 1988, 21 mins)

Theatre Centre "Warsztatowa"
Director: Antoni Libera
Cast: Henryk B, Iiena Jun, MariLn Mikolajezyk

HAPPY DAYS (OH LES BEAUX JOURS)

Theatre play, written 1961 in English
First published: New York 1961; Paris 1963
First production: Cherry Lane Theater, New York, 1961, directed by Alan Schneider

68. Glückliche Tage (Switzerland, 1963, 65 mins)

Radio Zürich
Directed by: Robert Bichler
Cast: Maria Wimmer, Alfred Schlageter

69. Oh les beaux jours (France, 1964)

Disques Adès (l'Avant scène)
Directed by: Roger Blin
Cast: Madeleine Renaud, Jean-Louis Barrault
L.P. record, no TS 30 LA 568

70. Oh les beaux jours (France, 1965, 99 mins)

Théâtre de France
Directed by: Roger Blin
Cast: Madeleine Renaud, Jean-Louis Barrault
Sound recording

71. Oh les beaux jours (France, 1971, 90 mins)

ORTF
Directed by: Roger Blin
Cast: Madeleine Renaud, Jean-Louis Barrault
Held by: INA

72. Happy Days (UK, 1979, 96 mins)

BBC
Directed by: Samuel Beckett and Tristram Powell
Cast: Billie Whitelaw, Leonard Fenton

73. Glückliche Tage (Germany, 1986)

74. Happy Days (USA, 1987, 96 mins)

Global Village
Directed by: Shivuan O'Casey
Cast: Aideen O'Kelly

75. Happy Days (UK, 83 mins)

The Old Vic Theatre
Directed by: Peter Hall
Cast: Peggy Ashcroft, Ann Webb
Sound recording

HOW IT IS (COMMENT C'EST)

Prose, written 1961 in French
First published: Paris 1961; New York, London 1964

76. Comment c'est (France)

Directed by: Marie-Noëlle Cadian and Jean-Pierre Soussigne

77. How It Is (UK)

BBC
Read by: Patrick Magee

ILL SEEN ILL SAID (MAL VU MAL DIT)

Prose, written in 1981 in French
First published: Paris 1981; New York 1981

78. Ill Seen Ill Said (UK, 1982, 70 mins)

BBC Radio
Directed by: Ronald Mason
Read by: Patrick Magee

IMAGINATION DEAD IMAGINE (IMAGINATION MORTE IMAGINEZ)

Prose, written 1965 in French
First published: Paris 1965; London, New York 1966

79. MacGowran Reading Beckett (UK, 1969)

BBC
Directed by: Jim Fitzgerald
Read by: Jack MacGowran

KRAPP'S LAST TAPE (LA DERNIERE BANDE)

Theatre play, written 1957 in English
First published: New York 1958; Paris 1959
First production: Royal Court Theatre, London, 1958,
directed by Donald McWhinnie

80. La dernière bande (France, 1961, 32 mins)

Théâtre de Babylone
Directed by: Roger Blin
Cast: Jean Martin

81. Krapp's Last Tape (UK, 1963)

BBC
Directed by: Prudence Fitzgerald
Cast: Cyril Cusack

82. Das letzte Band (Germany, 1969, 87 mins)

Schiller-Theater Werkstatt / WDR
Directed by: Samuel Beckett
Cast: Martin Held

83. Krapp's Last Tape (USA, 1970, 54 mins)

WNET
Directed by: Alan Schneider
Cast: Jack MacGowran
Distributed by: Pennebaker

84. Krapps laatste band (Netherlands, 1970, 37 mins)

Directed by: Lodewijk de Boer
Cast: Gees Linnebank
Sound recording

85. Krapp's Last Tape (UK, 1972, 35 mins)

BBC
Directed by: Donald McWhinnie
Cast: Patrick Magee

86. Krapps laatste band (Netherlands, 1975, 35 mins)

Avro
Directed by: Hero Muller
Cast: Gees Linnebank

87. Krapp's Last Tape (Australia, 1980)

University of Melbourne
Directed by: Colin Duckworth
Cast: Robin Cummings

88. La dernière bande (France, 1983)

Antenne 2
Directed by: Marcel Bluwal
Cast: François Simon

89. La dernière bande (France, 1987)

Antenne 2
Directed by: Roger Blin
Cast: Stewart Seide

90. Krapp's Last Tape (USA, 1988, 46 mins)

San Quentin Drama Workshop / Visual Press, "Beckett Directs Beckett" series
Directed by: Walter Asmus
Cast: Rick Cluchey
Distributed by: Smithsonian Institution Press (USA); Les Éditi

THE LOST ONES (LE DIPEUPLEUR)

Prose, written 1966-70 in French
First published: Paris 1971; London 1972

94. The Lost Ones (USA, 1976)

Mabou Mines, New York
Directed by: Lee Breuer
Cast: David Warrilow

MALONE DIES (MALONE MEURT)

Prose, written 1948 in French
First published: Paris 1951; New York, London 1956

95. Malone (Ireland, 58 mins)

Read by: Cyril Cusack

96. Malone Dies (Ireland)

RTE
A reading in 20 extracts

MOLLOY (MOLLOY)

Prose, written 1947-49 in French
First published: Paris 1950; Paris 1955 (in English)

97. Molloy (Ireland, 58 mins)

Read by: Cyril Cusack

98. Molloy (France)

Directed by: Marie-Noëlle Cadian and Jean-Pierre Soussigne

NACHT UND TRÄUME

Television play, written c1982-83 in German
First published: London 1984

99. Nacht und Träume (Germany, 1983, 11 mins)

SDR
Directed by: Samuel Beckett
Cast: Helfrid Foron, Stephan Pritz, Dirk Morgner

100. Noc i Sny (Poland, 1988)

Theatre Centre "Warsztatowa"
Directed by: Antoni Libera
Cast: Henryk B, Iiena Jun and Zbigniew Zapasiewicz

NEITHER

Opera libretto, written 1976 in English for Morton Feldman (q.v., Section IV)
First published: London 1990
First production: Rome Opera, 1977

101. neither (Germany, 1991) SDR, Barrie Gavin

Soprano: Sarah Leonard
Radio-Sinfonie-Orchester, Frankfurt, directed by Zoltan Pesko

NOT I (PAS MOI)

Theatre play, written 1972 in English
First published: London 1973; Paris 1975
First production: Lincoln Center, New York, 1972, directed by Alan Schneider

102. Not I (UK, 1977, 12 mins)

BBC with Reiner Moritz
Directed by: Anthony Page and Samuel Beckett
Cast: Billie Whitelaw

103. Not I (USA, 1989, 15 mins)

Global Village
Directed by: Larry Sacharow and John Reilly
Cast: Margo Lee Sherman

104. Niet ik (Netherlands)

Toneelgroep Studio
Directed by: Lodewijk de Boer
Cast: Gees Linnebank
Theatre registration

OHIO IMPROMPTU (L'IMPROMPTU D'OHIO)

Theatre play, written 1980-81 in English
First published: New York, 1981; Paris 1982
First production: Ohio State University, 1981, directed by Alan Schneider

105. Ohio Impromptu (USA, 1982)

Magic Theater, San Francisco
Directed by: Stan Gontarski

106. Ohio Impromptu (USA, 1983)

Harold Clurman Theater / NYPL
Directed by: Alan Schneider
Cast: David Warrilow, Margaret Reed

107. mpromptu d'Ohio (France, 1986)

Helen Gary Bishop / La SEPT
Directed by: Pierre Chabert

PLAY (COMIDIE)

Theatre play, written 1962-63 in English
First published: Hannover 1963 (in German); London 1964; Paris 1964
First production: Spiel, Ulmer Theater, Ulm-Donau, 1963

108. Spel (Netherlands, 1962, 30 mins)

Toneelgroep Studio
Directed by: Kees van Iersel

109. Comédie (France, 1966, film)

M.K. Productions, Festival of Venice
Directed by: Marin Karmitz, Jean-Marie Serreau, Jean Ravel, and Samuel Beckett
Cast: Michael Lonsdale, Delphine Seyrig, El&eacut;onore Hirt

110. Play (UK, 1966, 40 mins)

BBC
Directed by: Bennett Maxwell
Cast: Billie Whitelaw, Robert Stephens

QUAD

Television ballet, written c.1981 in English
First published: London 1984

111. Quadrat 1 + 2 (Germany, 1981, 15 mins)

SDR, Reinhart Mhller-Freienfels
Directed by: Samuel Beckett
Cast: Helfrid Foron, Jhrg Hummel, Claudia Knupfer, Susanne Rehe
Percussion: Albrecht Schrade, J`rg Schaefer, Hans-Jochen Rubik, Gyula Racz

112. Quad (UK, 1982)

BBC 2

113. Quad I & II (USA, 1988)

Global Village
Choreography by: Suzanne Lek

ROCKABY (BERCEUSE)

Theatre play, written 1979-81 in English
First published: New York 1981; Paris 1982
First production: Center for Theater Research, Buffalo N.Y., 1981, directed by Alan Schneider

114. Rockaby (UK, 1981)

BBC
Directed by: Alan Schneider
Cast: Billie Whitelaw

115. Rockaby (USA, 1984)

Samuel Beckett Theater / NYPL
Directed by: Alan Schneider
Cast: Billie Whitelaw

116. Rockaby (Germany, 1989, 79 mins)

SDR / Channel 4 / RTE / La SEPT
Directed by: Walter Asmus and Samuel Beckett
Cast: Billie Whitelaw

117. Berceuse (France, 1986)

New York University / La SEPT
Directed by: Pierre Chabert

ROUGH FOR RADIO I (ESQUISSE RADIOPHONIQUE)

Radio play, written 1961 in French
First published: Paris 1973; New York 1976

118. Radio I (Netherlands, 1991, 22 mins)

NOS, Richard Rijnvos
Directed by: Richard Rijnvos
Cast: Michael Gough, Joan Plowright, John Cage
Music composed by Richard Rijnvos, performed by the Ives Ensemble

ROUGH FOR RADIO II (POCHADE RADIOPHONIQUE)

Radio play, written c.1962 in French
First published: Paris 1973; New York 1976

119. Rough for Radio (UK, 1976, 21 mins)

BBC
Directed by: Martin Esslin
Cast: Billie Whitelaw, Harold Pinter, Patrick Magee, Michael Deacon

120. Pochade Radiophonique (Germany, 1978, 30 mins)

SDR
Directed by: Otto Luben

121. Rough for Radio II (USA, 1989, 60 mins)

Voices International / NPR
Directed by: Everett Frost
Cast: Amanda Plummer, Barry McGovern, W. Dennis Hunt, Charles Potter
With a discussion about the play

122. Rough for Radio II (Ireland, 1991, 30 mins)

RTE
Directed by: William Styles
Cast: Daniel Reardon, Collette Proctor, Brendan O'Duill, Peter Dix

123. Ruwe schets voor radio (Belgium, 1991, 21 mins

BRT
Directed by: Bart Stouten
Cast: Walter Cornelis, Ugo Prinsen, Marleen Maes

ROUGH FOR THEATRE I (FRAGMENT DE THÉÂTRE)

Theatre play, written 1959 in French
First published: Paris 1974; New York 1976
First production: Schiller Theater, Hamburg, 1979, directed by Walter Asmus

124. Theatre I (USA, 1985)

La Mama E.T.C. / NYPL
Directed by: Gerald Thomas
Cast (with nos 126, 130): Frederic Neumann, Julia Beck, George Bartenieff

125. Rough for Theatre I (USA, 1987)

Magic Theater San Francisco
Directed by: Stan Gontarski

ROUGH FOR THEATRE II (FRAGMENT DE THÉÂTRE II)

Theatre, written 1960 in French
First published: New York 1976; Paris 1978
First production: Schiller Theater, Hamburg, 1979, directed by Walter Asmus

126. Theatre II (USA, 1985)
La Mama E.T.C. / NYPL
Directed by: Gerald Thomas
Cast: (see no 124)

127. Fragment de théâtre II (France)

J.N.P. Productions
Directed by: Marie-Noëlle Cadian and Jean-Pierre Soussigne
Cast: Marie-Noëlle Cadian, Violaine Malglaire

STIRRINGS STILL (SOUBRESAUTS)

Prose, written 1984 in English
First published: New York 1989; Paris 1989

128. Stirrings Still (UK, 1989)

BBC Radio 3
Read by: Barry McGovern

129. Stirrings Still (USA, 1990)

Global Village
Read by: Chris O'Neill

THAT TIME (CETTE FOIS)

Theatre play, written 1974-75 in English
First published: New York 1976; Paris 1978
First production: Royal Court Theatre, London, 1976, directed by Donald McWhinnie

130. That Time (USA, 1985)

La Mama E.T.C. / NYPL
Directed by: Gerald Thomas
Cast: (see no 124)

THE UNNAMABLE (L'INNOMMABLE)

Prose, written 1949-50 in French
First published: Paris 1953; New York 1958

131. The Unnamable (USA, 1971)

KCET
Directed by: Lewis Freedman
Cast: Jack MacGowran

132. l'Innommable (France)

Directed by: Marie-Noëlle Cadian and Jean-Pierre Soussigne

134. The Unnamable (14 mins)

Cast: Harold Pinter

135. The Unnamable (Ireland, 58 mins)

Cast: Cyril Cusack

WAITING FOR GODOT (EN ATTENDANT GODOT)

Theatre play, written in 1948-49 in French
First published: Paris 1952; New York 1954
First production: En attendant Godot, Théâtre de Babylone, Paris, 1953,
directed by Roger Blin

136. En attendant Godot (France, 1953)

Théâtre de Babylone
Directed by: Roger Blin
Cast: Jean Martin, Lucien Raimbourg, Pierre Latour, Roger Blin, Serge Lecointe
Sound recording

137. Waiting for Godot (USA, 1956, 105 mins)

Columbia Masterworks
Directed by: Herbert Berghof
L.P. record, no 02 L. 238

138. Waiting for Godot (UK, 1961)

BBC
Directed by: Donald McWhinnie
Cast: Peter Woodthorpe, Jack MacGowran, Timothy Bateson, Felix Felton, Mark Mileham

139. Waiting for Godot (USA, 1961, 150 mins, film)

WNET, Play of the Week
Directed by: Alan Schneider
Cast: Burgess Meredith, Zero Mostel, Kurt Kazner, Alvin Epstein

140. Waiting for Godot (UK, 1962, 88 mins)

BBC
Directed by: Robin Midgley
Cast: Nigel Stock, Kenneth Griffith

141. En attendant Godot (France, 1966, 133 mins)

France Culture
Cast: J. Serre, J. Doumerg, F. Petraint
Sound recording

142. Waiting for Godot (UK, 1968, 108 mins)

Royal Shakespeare Company
Directed by: Gareth Morgan
Cast: Michael Williams, Richard Moore
Sound recording

143. Waiting for Godot (USA, 1971)

New York Shakespeare Festival / NYPL
Directed by: Alan Schneider
Cast: Henderson Forsythe

144. Warten auf Godot (Germany, 1975, 120 mins)

Schiller Theater Werkstatt / ZDF, Walter Asmus and Hans Peter Reichel
Directed by: Samuel Beckett
Cast: Horst Bollman, Stephan Wigger, Klaus Herm, Carl Rardatz, Torsten Sense

145. Warten auf Godot (Germany, 1975)

Basler Theater / WDR

145. En attendant Godot (France, 1978)

Festival d'Avignon / CNRS and GRTM, Ren&eacut; Lubin
Directed by: Otomar Krejca
Cast: Georges Wilson, Michel Bouquet, Rufus, Andr&eacut; Burton

146. En attendant Godot (France, 1980)

Antenne 2
Directed by: Roger Blin
Cast: Michel Aumont, François Chaumette, Jean-Paul Roussillon, Georges Riquier

147. Waiting for Godot (UK, 1980)

BBC
Directed by: Richard Callanan
Cast: Max Wall, Leo McKern

148. Warten auf Godot (Germany, 1984, 150 mins)

Mhnchner Kammerspiele Werkraum / SDR
Directed by: Georges Tabori
Cast: Thomas Holtzmann, Peter Lühr, Claus Eberth, Arnulf Schumacher, Hans Kremer

149. En attendant Godot (USA, 1988, 140 mins)

Visual Press, "Beckett Directs Beckett" series
Directed by: Walter Asmus
Cast: Roman Polanski, Rufus, Jean-François Balmer, Jean-Pierre Jorris
Distributed by: Smithsonian Institution Press (USA); Les Éditions du Seuil (France); Reiner Moritz (elsewhere)

150. Waiting for Godot (USA, 1988, 137 mins)

San Quentin Drama Workshop / Visual Press, "Beckett Directs Beckett" series
Directed by: Walter Asmus (for film)
Cast: Lawrence Held, Bud Thorpe, Alan Mandell, Rick Cluchey, Louis Beckett Cluchey
Distributed by: Smithsonian Institution Press (USA); Les Iditions du Seuil (France); Reiner Moritz (elsewhere)

151. Venter po Godot (Denmark, 131 mins)

Betty Nansen Teatret
Directed by: Walter Asmus

WATT (WATT)

Prose, written 1943-46 in English
First published: Paris 1953 (in English); Paris 1968

152. Watt (France)

Directed by: Marie-Noëlle Cadian and Jean-Pierre Soussigne

WHAT WHERE (QUOI OÙ)

Theatre play, written 1983
First published: New York, London 1984; Paris 1985
First production: Graz Festival, 1983

153. What Where (USA, 1983, 20 mins)

Harold Clurman Theater / NYPL
Directed by: Alan Schneider
Cast: (see no 24)

154. Was Wo (Germany, 1986, 16 mins)

SDR
Directed by: Samuel Beckett
Cast: Friedhelm Becker, Alfred Querbach, Edwin Dorner, Walter Lagnitz

155. What Where (USA, 1986, 21 mins)

Magic Theater / Global Village
Directed by: John Reilly and Stan Gontarski
Cast: Richard Wagner, Tom Luce, Dave Peichert, Morgan Upton

156. Quoi où (France)

Helen Gary Bishop / La SEPT
Directed by: Pierre Chabert

WORDS AND MUSIC (PAROLES ET MUSIQUE)

Radio play, written 1961 in English
First published: New York 1962; Paris 1966

157. Words and Music (UK, 1962, 28 mins)

BBC
Directed by: Michael Bakewell
Cast: Patrick Magee, Felix Felton
Music composed by John Beckett

158. Woorden en muziek (Netherlands, 1970, 17 mins)

Toneelgroep Studio / NOS
Directed by: Lodewijk de Boer
Cast: Ad Noyons, Hein Boele
Music composed by Louis Andriessen

159. Woorden en muziek (Netherlands, 1972)

KRO Radio
Directed by: Annemarie Prins

160. Words and Music (UK, 1973, 25 mins)

Katherine Worth for UL-AVC
Directed by: David Clark
Cast: Patrick Magee, Denys Hawthorne
Music composed by Humphrey Searle, performed by the London Sinfonietta

161. Words and Music (USA, 1987, 61 mins)

Voices International with WDR / NPR
Directed by: Everett Frost
Cast: David Warrilow, Alvin Epstein
Music composed by Morton Feldman; performed by the Bowery Ensemble, directed by Niels Vigelund
With a discussion about the play

162. Woorden en muziek (Belgium, 1991, 28 mins)

BRT
Directed by: Bart Stouten
Cast: Walter Cornelis, Alex Wilequet
Music: Peter Jaquemyn, Erwin Eysackers

163. Words and Music (Ireland, 29 mins)

RTE
Directed by: William Styles
Cast: Garvan McGrath, Brendan Gauldwell

WORSTWARD HO

Prose, written 1983 in English
First published: London, New York 1983

164. Worstward Ho (UK, 1983, 41 mins)

BBC
Directed by: Ronald Mason
Cast: Norman Rodway