I did some Beckett reading lately and found his work to be relevant, quite entertaining, even funny.

Beckett really pinned down the heart of modernity with his plays. Reading about his vita and living conditions througout the century and during WW2 was surprisingly heartening for me. This guy has my sympathy, fo' sure.

Check out his Quadrant Ballett from 1981:

 

 

Obviously they are looking for something. Maybe they confuse the map with the territory? :-D

 

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