Waiting for Godot Program [1966]

Authors

Theatre Company of Boston

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Description

Written by Samuel Beckett

Directed by David Wheeler

From the program:

WAITING FOR GODOT is the most famous of all the plays Beckett has written. It was first staged in Paris where it ran over three hundred performances. Translated into English by Beckett, it has subsequently been translated into innumerable languages, including Japanese, Swedish and Yugoslavian. No other play has had so great an impact on the modern theatre.

Publication Date

10-7-1966

City

Portland, ME

Keywords

Theatre, University of Southern Maine Department of Theatre, Theatre Program

Disciplines

Arts and Humanities | Theatre and Performance Studies | Theatre History

Comments

Cast

Estragon ... John Coe

Vladimir ... Paul Benedict

Lucky ... Joseph Hindy

Pozzo ... Larry Bryggman

The Boy ... Matthew Shaver

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Recommended Citation

Theatre Company of Boston, "Waiting for Godot Program [1966]" (1966). Theatre Programs 1940-1969. 11.
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