We’re waiting for Godot.” Gogo is the one who more frequently suggests the ... Simon Bennison’s lights take the action from the twilight of act 1 to the glare of the next day.

Waiting for Godot has been called ‘the play of the ... “What about hanging ourselves,” Estragon retorts in act one’s bleakest bit. “It’d give us an erection,” responds Vladimir.

Waiting for Godot, at Paris’ Théâtre de Babylone, the curtain came down about 40 minutes into the first act as audience members whistled and hooted derisively. While the critics were accepting ...

Nothing happens in Act I, and nothing happens in Act II ... with vagrants Vladimir and Estragon — you guessed it — waiting for Godot, an elusive figure who neither one nor the other can recall but ...

Nothing (big) happens in either Act I or II, says Wilson. The lead characters do get visitors named Pozzo and Lucky. Godot never shows up. Still, he says, “I think Waiting for Godot is one of the most ...

Geffen Playhouse artistic director Tarell Alvin McCraney, who grew up in the shadow of this Miami theater, has long had a special place in his affections for “Waiting for Godot” — one of the ...

Since its premiere in 1952, Samuel Beckett’s Waiting ... act structure means we see that nothing twice. The intervening decades have seen works of art made inspired by or in response to Godot ...

“We’re incredibly excited to be on stage together and work with the great Jamie Lloyd in one of our favorite plays,” Reeves and Winter said. Waiting for Godot is produced by The Jamie Lloyd ...