Waiting For Godot is one of those plays that even those who have never seen it know something about. "A tragicomedy in two acts", as Becket's subtitle described it, in which two tramps in bowler hats blether on about boots and a bloke who never appears, and where, in Irish critic Vivian Mercer's immortal words, "nothing happens twice". And if they know nothing else about it, they surely can quote the play's most famo…
SOURCE: The Arts Desk at 07:29PM on May 12, 2014