04 July 1966 Drama, TV Movie 19 mins
The first English broadcast of Eh, Joe? aired on BBC2 on July 4th, 1966 with Jack MacGowran, for whom the play was specifically written, playing Joe and Siân Phillips as Voice. It was directed by Alan Gibson with Beckett in attendance.
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United Kingdom 04 July 1966
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Eh Joe is a piece for television written in English by Samuel Beckett. The first English broadcast went out on BBC2 (4 July 1966) with Jack MacGowran playing ...
Proyecto para la materia Discurso Audiovisual. Tomado originalmente de la obra "Eh Joe" de Samuel Beckett.
Short Beckett film in two parts due to length limitation.
The San Quentin Drama Workshop presents a video short on working with Samuel Beckett's "Eh Joe" Nora Masterson reads the text and Rick Cluchey directs.
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