Production Photos from
Samuel Beckett’s Happy Days,
February 2008
Featuring Patty Gallagher as Winnie
and Joseph McGrath as Willie
Photos by Tim Fuller unless otherwise noted

WINNIE: Ensign crimson. Pale
flag.
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WINNIE: And if for some strange reason no further pains are possible,
why then just close the eyes and wait for the day to come,
the happy day to come when flesh melts at so many degrees
and the night of the moon has so many hundred hours.
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WINNIE: You’d think the weight
of this thing would bring it down among
the . . . last rounds. But no. It doesn’t.
Ever uppermost, like Browning.
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WINNIE: Oh yes, so little to say, so
little to do, and the fear so great, certain days,
of finding oneself . . . left, with hours still to run, before the bell
for sleep,
and nothing more to say, nothing more to do.
Photo by Cynthia Meier
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WINNIE: That’s
what I find so wonderful. The way man adapts himself.
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WINNIE: That’s
what I find so wonderful, the way things . . . things . . . so wonderful.
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WINNIE: Oh this will have been a happy
day.
Photo by Cynthia Meier
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WINNIE: Hail, holy light.
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WINNIE: Do you think the earth has lost its
atmosphere, Willie?
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