Samuel Beckett in Berlin.

17 July-10 Sept 2006. The Berlin Literaturhaus presents a series of readings, films and lectures dedicated to Samuel Beckett (1906-1989) to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Nobel prize-winning authors birth. Highlights of the exhibition, entitled Obergeschoss still closed Samuel Beckett in Berlin, include actor/director Frank Arnolds reading of Becketts first published work, a critical essay from 1929 entitled Dante..Bruno.Vico..Joyce (19 July), a recording of the San Quentin Drama workshops 1988 Paris production of Waiting for Godot (13 Aug) and the screening of a film of Endgame performed by the San Quentin Drama Workshop (30 July & 14 Aug). Other events include the screenings of archive German television footage of Becketts plays and a guided tour of the exhibition followed by the film Comdie on the Museums Long Night (26 Aug) at 21.00 & 22.00 respectively. Admission 5-3. Sun-Fri 20.00 except Sat 26 Aug 11.00-01.00.