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Bookmark or Share- Not I (Short 1973) - IMDbNot I: Directed by Anthony Page. With Billie Whitelaw. A fascinating monologue of Samuel Beckett's work, In A Wake For Sam, in which the only visible part of Ms Whitelaw are her lips, mouth and teeth. Mesmerising and chilling.
- Not I - Why Read PlaysNot I is a consummate aural assault, which jolts the modern listener out of their Netflix-induced mental lethargy! When Billie Whitelaw first read the script of Not I, she felt it was about the ‘inner scream’ (YouTube). According to her, Beckett had not only described a state of mind but had managed to put it on stage too.
- Not I - WikipediaNot I is a short dramatic monologue written in 1972 (20 March to 1 April) by Samuel Beckett which was premiered at the "Samuel Beckett Festival" by the Repertory Theater of Lincoln Center, New York (22 November 1972).
- Samuel Beckett, Not I (1971) - RicorsoNote that the phrase ‘not I’ does not occur in text, but see extract from The Unnamable - infra. [BS] Stage in darkness but for MOUTH, upstage audience right, about 8’ above stage level, faintly lit from close-up and below, rest of face in shadow. Invisible microphone.
- Not I: The Stage Poetry of Samuel Beckett – Exeunt MagazineIn Not I, an “Auditor” dressed in a black hooded cowl skulks dimly lit downstage right and raises its arms at each break in the monologue. The presence of this figure is maybe even more mysterious than the central image of the mouth itself.
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