Waiting for Godot

"Waiting for Godot," Samuel Beckett's masterpiece and his most well-known work, depicts events that unfold over two evenings, though devoid of a plot. In the play, two tramps wait for Godot on a country road, day after day. No one knows who Godot is, what he does, or why they wait for him. They don't know, no one does. The Godot they await becomes a vast metaphor, symbolizing humanity's inescapable sense of emptiness and fatalism. Written in 1948, this two-act play is considered a classic of the absurd school of theatre.

2022-08-01

湖南文艺出版社

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9787572605826