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  1. Em 1953 – uma época em que o teatro oferecia sequências lógicas, com começo-meio-e-fim, técnicas de atuação e composição específicas – Beckett chegou para distorcer e renovar a forma de fazer teatro. Esperando Godot tenta ridicularizar nossa vida cotidiana para mostrar o absurdo de nossa existência em um mundo completamente caótico.

  2. 19 de abr. de 2016 · The original Broadway production of Waiting for Godot opened on Apr 19, ... Play Original. 2. Jan 21, 1957 - Jan 26, 1957 Ethel Barrymore Theatre, New York ...

  3. Because the French original and the English translation of Godot are Beckett's creations, it is inevitable that we should want to compare the two versions and to generalize about their differences. As we have already seen, En attendant Godot was written between 9 October 1948 and 29 January 1949, published on 17 October 1952, and first performed on 5 January 1953.

  4. 4 de ago. de 2018 · Waiting for Godot – the play without a plot that shocked audiences but then changed theatre forever. Joining Rajan Datar are Benjy Francis, Garry Hynes and Anna McMullan. Show more. Download ...

  5. Esperando a Godot, en el francés original En attendant Godot, es una obra de teatro escrita a finales de 1948 por el escritor irlandés Samuel Beckett. Publicada en 1952, fue representada por vez primera en París en 1953. La traducción al inglés fue realizada por el mismo Beckett en 1955. Es la obra más famosa de su autor y está ...

  6. Key Facts: Writer: Samuel Beckett (1906-89). Original Title: En attendant Godot. Genre: Absurd Drama/ Tragicomedy. Published date: 1952 in French in the title “En attendant Godot”. 1954 in English. Number of acts: Two. Setting: Time Setting: Post second world war. Place Setting: A country road, near a leafless tree.

  7. 1. Vladimir ( French name- Didi): One of the two protagonists. Perhaps the main protagonist of the play. 2. Estragon: (French name- Gogo): One of the two main characters of the play, along with Vladimir. 3. Pozzo: Pozzo runs into Vladimir and Estragon while journeying along the road in both acts. He abuses Lucky and treats him as a slave.