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Jewel Theatre presents Paul Whitworth in this one man tour-de-force. “Perhaps the most original and important play of its length ever written,” Beckett’s black comedy “has one eye on spiritual longing and another on the banana skin” (Conor McPherson, playwright). Krapp’s Last Tape lasts 43 minutes and portrays an aging man who lives a lonely existence in a darkened room. Every year on his birthday he makes a tape recording, but before he does so, he picks out an old tape and listens to his voice from the past. Tonight is his birthday... which old tape will he pick out and why?