By 1969 – the year of Beckett’s Nobel Prize for Literature – Waiting for Godot could already be read in dozens of languages, including Albanian, Marathi, and even Icelandic.

While Bill & Ted Wait For Godot may seem like a pretty goofy idea on paper, director Jamie Lloyd told The New York Times that “it was a no-brainer that this needed to be done” last summer when ...

Samuel Beckett’s Waiting for Godot has earned its reputation as a theatrical masterpiece, but it’s not without its staging limitations. The play has only five characters, and Beckett insisted ...

WAITING FOR GODOT will not provide answers to any existential questions weighing on your mind. But it might make you feel a little less alone in the asking. The play runs through Dec. 15.

Waiting for Godot – Sept. 12–28 The Man Who Laughs – Oct. 17–Nov. 2 Ye Merry Gentlemen – Nov. 14–30 A Christmas Carol – Dec. 5–28 Seeing Violet – Jan. 9–25 Julius Caesar ...

Starting in February 2025, Corrib Theatre will examine Waiting for Godot ’s successors with Pass Over, a contemporary American spin on the text with a focus on Black male friendship, and Godot ...