Samuel Beckett and Disability Performance

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Exploring the intersection of disability and theater, this work delves into how Beckett's plays have inspired diverse performances featuring disabled actors. It examines the historical context of disability in Beckett's oeuvre and presents innovative theories on his portrayal of impaired bodies. By analyzing these performances, the book highlights the significance of inclusivity in interpreting Beckett's complex characters and themes, offering fresh insights into both his work and the broader landscape of disability representation in the arts.