WAITING FOR GODOT

a play written in 1952 by Irish-born French novelist and dramatist Samuel Beckett (1906 - 1989). It is a tragicomedy about two tramps, in which nothing happens except trivial events and conversations that suggest the meaninglessness of life. —SHSBC Binder 13 Approved Glossary

a play written in 1952 by Irish-born French novelist and dramatist Samuel Beckett (born 1906). It is a tragic comedy about two tramps, in which nothing happens except trivial events and conversations which suggest the meaninglessness of life.a play written in 1952 by Irish-born French novelist and dramatist Samuel Beckett (born 1906). It is a tragic comedy about two tramps, in which nothing happens except trivial events and conversations which suggest the meaninglessness of life. PC I-it seems to me it was after uh . . . Waiting for Godot. I-I-after I did that production. And that was in . . . well, spring of '57. There. Yeah. -- Fish and Fumble - Checking Dirty Needlesa play written in 1952 by Irish-born French novelist and dramatist Samuel Beckett (born 1906). It is a tragic comedy about two tramps, in which nothing happens except trivial events and conversations which suggest the meaninglessness of life. - Fish and Fumblea play written in 1952 by Irish-born French novelist and dramatist Samuel Beckett (1906 - 1989). It is a tragicomedy about two tramps, in which nothing happens except trivial events and conversations that suggest the meaninglessness of life.