Krapp’s Last Tape

In the twilight of his life, Krapp (Brian Dennehy)–alone now except for his memories–relives the moment years before when he glimpsed a chance at happiness. Samuel Beckett’s haunting monologue meditates on time’s passage, loves lost, and the rituals that both comfort and imprison us. Noted critic Brooks Atkinson of the New York Times described Beckett’s style as "pungent and fabulous."