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 ...

I remember reading a Samuel Beckett book during my college days titled “Waiting for Godot.” Beckett was an Irish novelist, short story writer, theater director, poet and playwright.

Godot never shows up. Still, he says, “I think Waiting for Godot is one of the most brilliant plays ever written. It is the play that brought me and my wife together.” Wilson and his future spouse met ...

WAITING FOR GODOT continues through December 15 at 10886 Le Conte Avenue, L.A. Photo of Aasif Mandvi and Rainn Wilson by Jeff Lorch ...

Marty Rea as Vladi­mir, left, and Aaron Monaghan as Estragon in the Druid theater production of Beckett’s “Waiting for Godot,” at the Lansburgh Theatre through May 20. (Matthew Thompson) ...

Inspired by Samuel Beckett’s “Waiting for Godot,” the theatrical escape room taps into the themes of the original work, creating an open-for-interpretation piece of playfully interactive art ...

Waiting for Godot and some of Beckett’s other plays have very small casts. There are two or three or four characters at the most, usually two—they almost live in pods, where they’re ...

Beginning shortly, remarked the canned Irish voice, would be tonight’s performance of “Waiting for Godot.” I looked up. She said “GOD-oh,” the common pronunciation of the play in Samuel ...

So much portentous meaning has been read into Samuel Beckett's play "Waiting for Godot" that it's a pleasure to be reminded by Ian McKellen and Patrick Stewart what an entertaining show it is.

Waiting for Godot – and Much More – in New Orleans Samuel Beckett’s most famous play in the most appropriate of settings: the still-destroyed neighborhoods of Gentilly and the Lower Ninth Ward.

Waiting for Godot (Theater at St. Clements; 151 seats; $55 top) A Red Horse Prods. and Rock and Hard Place Prods. presentation of the play in two acts by Samuel Beckett. Directed by Alan Hruska.