WAITING FOR GODOT

Written by Samuel Beckett

 

June 13 – July 6 | 2025

 

And now for something completely different, Samuel Beckett’s absolute masterpiece, and one of the most important texts of the last century: Waiting for Godot has surely become one of the most canonical and enigmatic plays since Shakespeare; a deeply nuanced and humours story about two seemingly homeless men waiting for someone – or something – named Godot. Vladimir and Estragon wait near a tree, inhabiting a drama spun of their own rich consciousness.  

The result is a comical wordplay of poetry, dreamscapes, and profound nonsense – which has been interpreted in myriad ways in our inexhaustible search for meaning. This feast of language and the play’s incontestable reputation as a modern classic make it the perfect companion to Shakespeare. 

 

A performance in the monastic Ruins at Trappist Monastery Provincial Heritage Park.

Run time: 2.5 hours including intermission

 

Regular Admission $35.00 (plus $1.83 box office fee)
Discount Admission $25.00 (plus $1.25 box office fee)

Discount Admission is available to patrons under 30, members of the theatre industry, under-employed folks or people living on a fixed-income such as EI, EIA or CPP.

Pay What You Can Tuesdays

 

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