Samuel Beckett the sportsman " from cricket to Krapp's Last Tape
Samuel Beckett was first a cricketer, and then a writer. His biographer James Knowlson recalls an avid sportsfan who turned theatre into an extreme physical featIn a letter to a friend in 1961, Samuel Beckett spoke, with a characteristic blend of sadness and nostalgia, of seeing the great prewar England cricket all-rounder Frank Woolley in the bar at Lord's cricket ground. Woolley was escorting the legendary 84-…
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