Beckett

Focusing on the profound influence of Waiting for Godot, this study delves into its effects on various aspects of theater, including acting, directing, and design. It traces the play's journey from its initial presentations in France, Britain, and America to its adaptations across Africa, Eastern Europe, Israel, and Asia. The book features analyses of performances by notable actors like Bert Lahr and Ben Kingsley, insights from renowned directors, and includes a comprehensive production chronology, bibliography, and illustrations from significant productions.