by Samuel Beckett

Arguably the most important play written within the last century, Waiting for Godot  is at equal turns both thought provoking and hilarious. In this absurdist classic, two tramps are waiting for the arrival of a mysterious man. Even as their burlesque antics entertain, questions abound. Waiting for Godot  provides a rich and wonderful journey into the soul of mankind, and poses the ultimate question - what does it mean to be human?

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Scott Wolfson, Gregory Scott Campbell, David Hutchman and Jerry Puma