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Jan 7, 2025 | 
onyourmarkus.au | Samuel Beckett
By Samuel Beckett, Starring Stephen ReaStephen Rea (The Crying Game, V for Vendetta) stars in one of Samuel Beckett’s greatest dramatic achievements, Krapp’s Last Tape, a theatrical masterpiece that resonates with audiences across generations. The work’s introspective narrative and sharp wit offer a compelling reflection on our own journeys of self-discovery and the inevitable march of time. We meet Krapp, a man in his late sixties.
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Nov 21, 2024 | 
hercanberra.com.au | Samuel Beckett
This weekend, plenty is happening in Canberra to keep the whole family busy. From The Sunset Cinema to the Museum Market Day, the birthday of Squeaky Clean Bar, and the last days of Rodney’s 50th Birthday Bash, here’s our suggestions on how to fill your calendar. Looking for even more to do in Canberra? Check out our What’s On section to find hundreds of events happening around town.
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Nov 17, 2024 | 
hercanberra.com.au | Samuel Beckett
With over 50 events to choose from, you have plenty of options on how to fill your Monday to Sunday. Get into the Christmas spirit with the Scandinavian Christmas Bazaar, explore the Undercurrent Design Market, head along to the Sunset Cinema, make the most of SciNight and more. The list goes on!Looking for even more to do in Canberra? Check out our What’s On section to find hundreds of events happening around town.
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Nov 14, 2024 | 
hercanberra.com.au | Samuel Beckett
The working week is finally over and it’s time to end it with a bang – here are 30+ ways to celebrate the weekend in Canberra. From the Canberra Scone-Off to Bangin’ Beats and Bubbles, read on and thank us later. Looking for even more to do in Canberra? Check out our What’s On section to find hundreds of events happening around town.
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Nov 10, 2024 | 
hercanberra.com.au | Samuel Beckett
You’ll be saying ‘oui, oui’ to this list of things to do in Canberra. Add the Alliance Française French Market, SouthFest and the Canberra Kids Market to your list – but that’s just the beginning on what’s on. Read on!Looking for even more to do in Canberra? Check out our What’s On section to find hundreds of events happening around town.
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Nov 10, 2024 | 
hercanberra.com.au | Samuel Beckett
You’ll be saying ‘oui, oui’ to this list of things to do in Canberra. Add the Alliance Française French Market, SouthFest and the Canberra Kids Market to your list – but that’s just the beginning on what’s on. Read on!Looking for even more to do in Canberra? Check out our What’s On section to find hundreds of events happening around town.
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Nov 7, 2024 | 
hercanberra.com.au | Samuel Beckett
For those looking for something to do in Canberra this weekend, we have some good news: there are endless things to do. From eating your way through the Forage to exploring Sly Fox Market, and enjoying Canberra’s Latin American festival, there’s sure to be something for you to enjoy. Read on for your bumper guide!Looking for even more to do in Canberra? Check out our What’s On section to find hundreds of events happening around town.
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Nov 3, 2024 | 
hercanberra.com.au | Samuel Beckett
November is here. Here’s how to make the most of the first week of this month. Add these events to your calendar and enjoy!Looking for even more to do in Canberra? Check out our What’s On section to find hundreds of events happening around town. Special Events and FestivalsThe birds are back in town! Cooma’s most famous fashion brand is making a temporary nest in Narrabundah for another Canberra pop-up.
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Oct 30, 2024 | 
hercanberra.com.au | Samuel Beckett
Yes, our fingers hurt from typing out this mammoth list of things to do in Canberra this November. With silly season well and truly under way, from music, art, and film festivals to food, drinks, and more, there really is something for everyone – and with this handy list, you’ll be one of the most clued-in people in Canberra. Looking for even more to do in Canberra? Check out our What’s On section to find hundreds of events happening around town.
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Sep 20, 2024 | 
theamerican.co.uk | Samuel Beckett |Peter Augustine Lawler
There's always a giddy excitement with a play I know and love. And Beckett's masterpiece really is that. It is the first proper play that I ever saw back in 1995, done by the Bloomsburg Theatre Ensemble in Bloomsburg University in Pennsylvania. I was 16 and the actors pronounced the eponymous and unseen character's name as Godot which is practically embarrassing now and it seemed like so much gibberish to me.
