Waiting for Godot has always been a great enthusiasm for interpreters. It is possibly one of the most exemplary absurdist theatre texts written thus far. Samuel Beckett wrote this play after the Second World War and through the play you can see references to those years in his writing. The confusion and meaninglessness of the play is very contemporaneous to our experiences in the world as we see it today as well. There are many ways in which Beckett’s writings have been interpreted. Our experiment takes us through Waiting for Godot in strange ways.

We will be performing our contextual interpretation of Waiting for Godot .

Duration:70mins.

Ticket Price:Rs.70