Waiting for Godot

WAITING FOR GODOT is Samuel Beckett's Absurdist masterpiece which has entertained and confounded audiences all around the world. Voted "the most significant English language play of the Twentieth Century," GODOT arrives on the New Hampshire stage in a production which is as entertaining as it is thought-provoking. Two tramp-ish old men, who call each other Didi and Gogo, wait and wait .... and wait, for someone named Godot to come and save them from their despairing and purposeless existence. While waiting, they bicker, philosophize, eat turnips, share memories, and make conversation. And every once in a while, they try to hang themselves. Better entertainment arrives when an eccentric, pompous man called Pozzo and his absurdly faithful servant Lucky arrive on the scene. Will they provide an answer, or simply raise more questions? Will they entertain, or horrify?