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‘Waiting for Godot’

Vladimir, played by Chris Smith, and Estragon, played by Anthony Guerrero, listen carefully in anticipation of someone approaching in "Waiting for Godot." The play will continue tonight and tomorrow on the main stage in Dailey Theater. Georgij Paro directs this surprisingly fast-moving and comedic production of Samuel Beckett’s well-known story of two friends who’ve promised long ago to meet the ambiguous Godot. / photo by Adam Omernik
Vladimir, played by Chris Smith, and Estragon, played by Anthony Guerrero, listen carefully in anticipation of someone approaching in “Waiting for Godot.” The play will continue tonight and tomorrow on the main stage in Dailey Theater. Georgij Paro directs this surprisingly fast-moving and comedic production of Samuel Beckett’s well-known story of two friends who’ve promised long ago to meet the ambiguous Godot. / photo by Adam Omernik
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