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Waiting for Godot


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Waiting for GodotVladimir and Estragon are waiting. Two old men whose compulsion to wait for a visit from the indescribable Godot forces them to pass the time in the only way they can; with and for each other. Stories are told, boots are abandoned, religion is debated, memories of better days are shared - and time passes. Jokes are made, songs are sung, suicide is contemplated, the fear of being alone is overwhelming - and time passes. Chance meetings happen, arguments take place, thinking occurs, violence is advocated, hats are exchanged, friendship is venerated - and time passes. On a road with a single tree two old friends wait... and pass the time. The 1953 drama was voted the most significant play of the century by a poll undertaken by the National Theatre in 1998.
Author Samuel Beckett

Production details

A new production designed to bring the play to a wider audience. To be performed by a cooperative of actors that make up The Godot Company.

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Company

Company The Godot Company
Design Ralph Petter
Performer Sean Barratt
Performer Leonard Fenton
Performer Nigel Graham
Performer Hugh Hayes
Performer Anthony Jackson
Performer Oengas MacNamara
Performer Peter Marinker
Performer Peter Pacey
Performer Gordon Reid
Performer Tony Rohr
Performer William Russell
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