Gogo and Didi, the heroes of Waiting for Godot, are Beckett's symbols of the twentieth century man; they are former hoboes, now burns, who dress in the loose fitting and shabby formal clothes of ...

At one point in Lydia Millet’s latest collection, “Atavists,” a minor character posits that people “invented time. That it was all at once and everywhere. But minds weren’t able to grasp ...

Waiting for Godot has been called ‘the play of the ... Whishaw’s colourful trainers, chosen by costume designer Rae Smith, feel like a gentle contemporary statement against Beckett’s refusal ...

Plus, get the best of BroadwayWorld delivered to your inbox, and unlimited access to our editorial content across the globe. Waiting For Godot will play Broadway’s Hudson Theatre with preview ...