Performance

Venue	The Pit, Barbican Centre
Town	West End
County	Greater London
From	26th February 2013
To	16th March 2013
When	19:45. Mat 15:00
Prices	From £18.00. To £18.00.
The Pit, Barbican Centre (V372)
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Date of change: 16 Oct 12 - T020826754

Watt

Work:: Watt (S1347088017)

Watt recounts the extraordinary story of an itinerant character who walks one day from a train station to the home of the mysterious Mr. Knott whom he will serve.

Author

Samuel Beckett

Production:: (T020826754)

The bizarre adventures of Watt, and his struggle to make sense of the world around him, are performed with verbal elegance, immense pathos and fierce humour by eminent interpreter of Samuel Beckett's work Barry McGovern. From the opening moment, Beckett's trademark poetry, melancholy and glorious deadpan comedy draw you into his truly distinctive world view. This adaptation stands alongside the best of his absurdist stage plays.

Producer	Gate Theatre Dublin
Director	Tom Creed
Costume	Joan O'Clery
Lighting	James mcConnell
Sound	Denis Clohessy
Music	Barry McGovern (after Samuel Beckett)
Performer	Barry McGovern

Listing:: L1209782992

Part of the Dancing Around DuChamp season

Production details

The bizarre adventures of Watt, and his struggle to make sense of the world around him, are performed with verbal elegance, immense pathos and fierce humour by eminent interpreter of Samuel Beckett's work Barry McGovern. From the opening moment, Beckett's trademark poetry, melancholy and glorious deadpan comedy draw you into his truly distinctive world view. This adaptation stands alongside the best of his absurdist stage plays. Part of the Dancing Around DuChamp season

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