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Beckett Week 2019 (6 – 9 November 2019)

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Alex Daykin
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14th October 201930th April 2021

Minghella Building, Whiteknights Campus, University of Reading  Join us this year for Beckett Week at the University of Reading! If you’re a fan of Beckett’s work, there will be something…Read More >

Beckett Week 2019 (6 – 9 November 2019)

Where am I in all of this? — Musician and composer Tim Parkinson reflects on Beckett’s work and archive

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12th April 201921st May 2020

In May 2018, the musician and composer Tim Parkinson began work as the Beckett Centre’s second Creative Fellow. As an experimental composer Tim is very much aware of the tradition…Read More >

Where am I in all of this? — Musician and composer Tim Parkinson reflects on Beckett’s work and archive

Announcing ‘Mouthpieces’ by Eimear McBride

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5th April 201928th January 2020

We’re thrilled to announce that ‘Mouthpieces’, the new work by Eimear McBride, written during her inaugural Creative Fellowship at the Samuel Beckett Research Centre, has recently been broadcast by RTE…Read More >

Announcing ‘Mouthpieces’ by Eimear McBride

Beckett Week 2018 (22-24 November)

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9th November 201814th May 2020

Modernist Archives in Context: Periodicals and Performance Q&A with award-winning novelist, Eimear McBride Celebrating the 30th Anniversary of the Beckett International Foundation Registration is now open for our annual Beckett…Read More >

Beckett Week 2018 (22-24 November)

** Announcing… Beckett Week 2018

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24th July 201814th May 2020

Explore the influence of Beckett’s work and enjoy unparalleled access to his manuscripts! Beckett Week 2018 will take place at the University of Reading in the penultimate week of November…Read More >

** Announcing… Beckett Week 2018

Eimear McBride talks about Samuel Beckett on RTE Radio 1

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8th July 201828th January 2020

https://soundcloud.com/thebookshow/tbs-s5-2-eimear-mcbride-on-samuel-beckett   Award-winning novelist and inaugural Beckett Fellow, Eimear McBride, has made a radio programme with RTE Dublin about the Samuel Beckett archive at the University of Reading. The programme…Read More >

Eimear McBride talks about Samuel Beckett on RTE Radio 1

Where to begin? — Eimear McBride’s Evolving Relationship with Beckett’s Work

Written by
Alex Daykin
Posted on
29th June 201830th April 2021

Eimear McBride is an award-winning novelist whose debut novel, A Girl is a Half-Formed Thing (2013) won her the Baileys Women’s Prize for Fiction, the Goldsmiths Prize, the Kerry Group Irish Fiction Award, the Desmond…Read More >

Where to begin? — Eimear McBride’s Evolving Relationship with Beckett’s Work

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