All Strange Away (1984)
Production
"All Strange Away" is a monodrama, or a dramatic piece written for one performer, that was written by Samuel Beckett, based on a short prose piece of his that was published in 1964. The piece was adapted for the stage by the production's director, Gerald Thomas. It was presented by and produced at La MaMa in 1984. This was the production's world premier.
Additional objects related to this production include production photographs taken by Jerry Vezzuso [OBJ.1984.0328], a show program [OBJ.1984.0014], and technical documents [OBJ.1984.0016], in addition to other records.
Additional objects related to this production include production photographs taken by Jerry Vezzuso [OBJ.1984.0328], a show program [OBJ.1984.0014], and technical documents [OBJ.1984.0016], in addition to other records.
January 2 – 29, 1984
English
PROD.1984.0004
Samuel Beckett (playwright), Gerald Thomas (director), Ryan Cutrona (performer), Daniela Thomas (set design), Blu (lighting designer), Sally Lesser (costumes), Marybeth Ward (tech), Thomas Bracconeri (designer), Howard Thies (tech), Richard J Gruca (sound), Karl Berge (tech), Erick Aufderheyde (tech), Brian O'Malley (tech), Richard S. Bach (related to), Martin Fox (contributor), Barnabas McHenry (contributor)
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