When it comes to making a dramatic entrance, you can't beat JB Priestley's inspector, Alan Cummings' cheeky Bacchae and a certain French elephantThe unexpected ring at the doorbell is such a well-worked device that, as a theatre-going teenager seeing Waiting for Godot for the first time, I was quite astonished when Godot was a no show. I was so familiar with the notion of the surprise arrival who disrupts the status …
SOURCE: The Guardian at 04:52PM on October 13, 2016