Sentences with phrase «beckett wrote»

The difficult Samuel Beckett wrote what he called this «gloomy French doggerel.»

Beckett wrote his first essay on his work in les Cahiers d'art de Zervos.

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Exploring the Western tradition of writing from Aeschylus to John Paul II, Lucy Beckett provides an encyclopaedic account of what might be styled an «alternative canon» of great writers.

She traces the line of a tradition of writing specifically relative to, and interpreted in the light of Christian revelation, encompassing authors as disparate as Bede and Beckett, Plato and Pushkin.

John Beckett, who started as an angry leftwing Labour MP and who finished in the British Union of Fascists, is linked to Dalton by Beckett's son, Francis, who wrote his father's biography.

BTW, here are more details about the London presentation, written in typically genteel fashion by my friend Charlie Beckett.

Fascist in the Family The tragedy of John Beckett MP (Routledge) can not have been easy for Francis his son to write, although he is an experienced political biographer.

The ancient Aztecs and Mayas prized cocoa for its medicinal properties and used it to treat a wide array of ills, writes Stephen T. Beckett, author of «The Science of Chocolate.»

Best Writing of an Episode of a Drama Series «Behind the Red Door,» The Americans (Melissa James - Gibson) «Hitting the Fan,» The Good Wife (Robert King, Michelle King) «Ozymandias,» Breaking Bad (Moira Walley - Beckett) «The Strategy,» Mad Men (Semi Chellas) «Waterloo,» Mad Men (Matthew Weiner, Carly Wray)

The Gold Ghost (1934) Co-directed with Charles Lamont Allez Oop (1934) Co-directed with Charles Lamont One Run Elmer (1935) Tars and Stripes (1935) Co-directed with Charles Lamont Hayseed Romance (1935) Dir: Charles Lamont (performer) Grand Slam Opera (1936) Co-directed with Charles Lamont Blue Blazes (1936) Co-directed with Raymond Kane The Chemist (1936) Dir: Al Christie (performer) Mixed Magic (1936) Co-directed with Raymond Kane Jail Bait (1937) Dir: Charles Lamont (performer) Ditto (1937) Dir: Charles Lamont (performer) Love Nest on Wheels (1937) Co-directed with Charles Lamont Pest from the West (1939) Dir: Del Lord (performer) Nothing But Pleasure (1939) Dir: Jules White (performer) The Taming of the Snood (1940) Dir: Jules White (performer) Film (1965) Dir: Alan Schneider, written by Samuel Beckett (performer) The Railrodder (1965, Canada) Co-directed with Gerald Potterton

Teachers at Burley and Woodhead Church of England Primary School in Burley - in - Wharfedale, West Yorkshire, will be trained by Alive and Kicking and Leeds Beckett researchers to use drama and to adopt the identity of a writer when teaching writing to their classes.

Leeds Beckett University has teamed up with Burley and Woodhead Church of England Primary School in West Yorkshire and Alive and Kicking Theatre Company to investigate creative ways of increasing children's motivation for writing.

For such a small island, Ireland has a vast history of notable (though often incredibly sad) writing: Swift, Joyce, Yeats, Beckett, Heaney, McCourt, George Bernard Shaw, etc..

I'm afraid my mantra is the same as Beckett's (written before he achieved fame and expressed by his character «Krapp»): «Seventeen copies sold, of which eleven at trade price to free circulating libraries beyond the seas.

After recently performing Samuel Beckett's Not I (1972), actress Lisa Dwan wrote: «Only a few of us know what it is to hang in that darkness... till the curtain opens to let in the laser of light that fires the mouth and then to speak so fast you can't think and think so fast you can't speak... yet speak she must.»

Smithee's monologue seems to appropriately inhabit the space that the playwright Samuel Beckett proposed with the dictum «Fail better,» of which Stephen Marche recently wrote, «To fail better, to fail gracefully and with composure, is so essential because there's no such thing as success.

«Measuring Poetry» looks at the «raw matter» of printed written work by James Joyce, Wallace Stevens, Dylan Thomas, Shakespeare, Beckett and Ray Bradbury — the area of ink on a page, the length of letters, the spacing — and translates it into drawings, tapestries and installation works that are simultaneously precise and ambiguous.

-- consisting of sketches written for a naked cast by Tynan but also Samuel Beckett, Edna O'Brien, Sam Shepard, John Lennon and others, and which was made into a film in 1972 — the critic's profile of Brooks delves into her much celebrated love life in great detail.

(born 1936, Malden, Massachusetts, USA) echoed composer Igor Stravinsky's famous assertion that «music is powerless to express anything but itself» when he said «What you see is what you see,» a remark he later qualified by saying his early paintings were influenced to a degree by the writing of Samuel Beckett (see above).

In addition to presenting many original productions written by its members, as well as by other playwrights, artists, and musicians, Mabou Mines is considered one of the foremost interpreters of Samuel Beckett's work.

Beckett's writing alludes to people and places in earlier books and plays, while Johns does something similar with fragments of other art a viewer will likely have encountered elsewhere in the show.

But, thanks to the advice of Duchamp, Samuel Beckett, Alfred H. Barr Jr. (the Museum of Modern Art's first director), and the art historian Sir Herbert Read, she gave «first showings to more serious new artists than anyone else in the country,» wrote the critic Clement Greenberg.

JF We discussed Samuel Beckett earlier; I am thinking about your paintings in relation to Beckett's method (in the bulk of his mature work) of writing in French and translating his text into English afterward, so that his language was less precious or artistic, more directly functional.

Ortman's paintings verge on becoming sculpture, delimiting representation in terms of abstract signs that are more within the realm of what Samuel Beckett once called «autosymbolism,» — or privately invented symbols that become repetitive signs — as frequently found in the writing of Marcel Proust.

Through the course of her life she would go on, notoriously, to sleep with creative men of far more talent, ranging, among others, from Samuel Beckett (she wrote embarrassing doggerel to leave beside his bed) to Yves Tanguy, from Constantin Brancusi to Marcel Duchamp to Max Ernst (who became her short - lived third husband).

In 1973 he started to create 33 etchings for a collection of short stories called Foirades / Fizzles, written by Nobel Prize winner Samuel Beckett.

Lunchtime Lecture with Derval Tubirdy «The unthought and the harrowing: Samuel Beckett's Necessary Art» Wednesday 12 August 2015, 1.00 - 2.00 pm, Lecture Room, IMMA In association with the TCD Samuel Beckett Summer School, Derval Tubirdy explores the intersections between Beckett's writing and the visual arts and poses questions that are key to Beckett's prose, poetry and performance which underpin significant moments in contemporary art.

One senses that Beattie might well be tempted to substitute the word «painting» for «writing» in the Sam's Beckett's 1969 statement that: «Writing becomes not easier, but more difficult writing» in the Sam's Beckett's 1969 statement that: «Writing becomes not easier, but more difficult Writing becomes not easier, but more difficult for me.

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Charlotte Beckett, head of Digital at The Good Agency, told Linkedin.com that it's fine to write in first person in your opening statement, but the rest of your resume should be in bullet points, such as: