Happy Days
Happy Days
HAPPY DAYS
Written by Samuel Beckett
Directed by Roxana Silbert
Starring Siobhán Redmond and Forbes Masson
A Pitlochry Festival Theatre Production
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Everything is falling apart. She’s buried up to her neck. Literally. And she’s never been happier.
Beckett’s Happy Days is the original “main character refuses to give up” story. It’s absurd, darkly comic, and oddly comforting. If existential dread is your vibe but you also want to laugh about it, Siobhán Redmond is about to make this your new favourite thing.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Venue: Studio
Date: 18 Sept – 10 Oct 2026
Running time: 1 hour 40 mins (approx.)
Accessible Performances:
Captioned: Wed 30 Sep 8pm & Thu 8 Oct 2:30pm
Audio Described: Thu 1 Oct 2:30pm & Wed 7 Oct 8pm
BSL Interpreted: Fri 9 Oct 2:30pm
Relaxed & Dementia Friendly: Sun 4 Oct 2:30pm
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Cast:
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Siobhán Redmond
Winnie
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Forbes Masson
Willie
Creative & Production Team:
Writer Samuel Beckett
Director Roxana Silbert
Designer Emma Bailey
Lighting Designer Colin Grenfell
Sound Designer Hugh Barbour
Rehearsal Photos:
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