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Samuel Beckett's Happy days
A woman imprisoned in a mound of earth and a man compelled to remain in her presence rationalize their "happy" existence together.
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- "A woman imprisoned in a mound of earth and a man compelled to remain in her presence rationalize their "happy" existence together."@en
- "Spare, poetic play about a woman filling her hours of hopeless incarceration with cheerful and incessant chatter."
- "Happy days tells the story of Winnie, an eternal optimist facing the harsh realities of the world with a smile and impenetrable cheerfulness. Samuel Beckett captures her, in his words, "laughing wild amid severest woe." With aching and audacious humor, Beckett probes humankind's search for meaning and questions the relationships that bind one person to another."@en
- "Happy days tells the story of Winnie, an eternal optimist facing the harsh realities of the world with a smile and impenetrable cheerfulness. Samuel Beckett captures her, in his words, "laughing wild amid severest woe." With aching and audacious humor, Beckett probes humankind's search for meaning and questions the relationships that bind one person to another."
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