Even if you don’t follow much theatre, you might have heard about Waiting for Godot. It’s the famous play by Samuel Beckett, which premiered in France in 1953, about absolutely nothing. Two guys wait on the side of a road for a few days – then the curtain falls. End of story.
And though it might sound like a weird form of audience cruelty, Waiting for Godot has actually been electrifying and intriguing viewers for decades. Vancouver audiences can decide for themselves whether Waiting for Godot is a masterpiece or a bore this month during the play’s run at the Cultch, presented by Blackbird Theatre.
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The famous play about nothing: Waiting for Godot at the Cultch
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