ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 5月7日 10時52分

Who is Winnie? “About 50, well preserved, blond for preference, plump,” Samuel Beckett wrote in his stage directions for “Happy Days,” the how-bad-can-life-get #tragicomedy in which the character appears. Or … partly appears. When the curtain rises on a new production at @theatreforanewa, Winnie — the actress Dianne Wiest, photographed here by @j_cervantes — is up to her waist in a scorched mound of earth. Whether Winnie is a symbol of a despoiled Mother Earth or just an Everywoman trapped in the wasteland of life, this production doesn’t decide. The circumstances of her semiburial aren’t revealed, but we can see for ourselves the unhappy result. No one even passes the mound anymore, leaving Winnie with only her decrepit husband for companionship. Life is terrible and yet, as played with gentleness by #DianneWiest, Winnie is no whiner. Heeding the clangorous bell that awakens her each morning, she greets the scalding sun with unlikely good cheer: “Another heavenly day,” she declares. The line (like the play’s title) is sarcastic for us, not for her. #DianneWiest makes us feel that she means it, radiantly. Visit the link in our profile to read the full @ニューヨーク・タイムズ review. #tfanahappy

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