All that fall | radioplay
Samuel Beckett
Samuel Beckett (1904-1989) wrote the text as a commissioned radio-play for the BBC. 'All That Fall' (1957) is a text with a tight structure and loose morals; a marvellous example of Beckett's particular mix of humour and pathos, his grim but buoyant tragicomic vision, his acute pessimism and brutal simplicity. 'All that fall' was premiered in 2008, at the Terschellings Oerolfestival (NL) and later was presented as a radio play during the festival Summer of Antwerp (2009). In 2011 this radio play was re-recorded, edited and mixed by Koen Roggen.
The Setting
'All that fall / radio play' is presented in a waiting room at the station, with coffee and an omelette.
Credits
Text: All that fall (1957)
Author: Samuel Beckett (1906-1989)
Voices: Waas Gramser, Herwig Ilegems, Frank Dierens, Koen Van Impe, Bert Haelvoet, Warre Borgmans, Kyoko Scholiers, Kris Van Trier, Stijn van Opstal
Musique: Thomas Jillings (sax), Juno Kerstens (cello), David Sommen (drum), Klaas Decock (contrabas), Dick Van Der Harst (accordeon)
Recordings, montage, bruitage, music: Koen Roggen
Sound: Dominique 't Jolle
Mastering: Pieter Thys
Dutch translation: Waas Gramser en Kris Van Trier
French translation: Robert Pinget
Co-production: Comp.Marius en coll. avec Theater op de markt 2012