Curtains
Beckett wrote a play he entitled “Breath.”It’s a very short play — thirty-five seconds.But he stages something cynicism missesWhen it slurs the art of the obvious.
Autonomous events of our bodies Aren’t news. They’re routine, taken for granted.Why would someone write a play about them?To remind us that the curtain still falls.
Beckett wrote a play he entitled “Breath.”It’s a very short play — thirty-five seconds.But he stages something cynicism missesWhen it slurs the art of the obvious.
Autonomous events of our bodies Aren’t news. They’re routine, taken for granted.Why would someone write a play about them?To remind us that the curtain still falls.