Time On 8 June 1973 Beckett began to imagine the play that came to be That Time which he called later "a brother to Not I''". This play also owes something to the Kilcool Manuscript. In it Beckett returns to the image of a human head – of an old man this time – illuminated in the darkness and assailed on all sides by three voices – all his – from earlier in his life. At one point the voice designated as C says "did you ever say I to yourself in your life" References External links Text of the play Image of Julianne Moore BFI database entry: The Lively Arts: Shades Not I (video), starring and introduced by Billie Whitelaw 1972 plays Theatre of the Absurd Plays by Samuel Beckett