Walter D. Asmus

A "four scene" story of a woman walking 9 paces one way and then 9 paces back in front of the door of her mother who is an invalid. We never see her mother but hear their interior monologues and the conversation between them. (imdb)

The curtain rises on "[a] late evening in the future." It is Krapp's sixty-ninth birthday and, as has become his custom, he hauls out his old tape recorder, reviews one of the earlier years - in this case the recording he made when he was thirty-nine - and makes a new recording commenting on the events of the previous twelve months. He is described in the text as a "wearish old man. (wikipedia)