The Beckett classic returns this September *
As rehearsals begin, the full casting has been revealed for the new revival of Samuel Beckett’s seminal play Waiting for Godot.
The play revolves around Didi and Gogo, who anxiously await the arrival of an enigmatic figure named Godot, grappling with themes of uncertainty and the intricacies of the human experience.
Leading the show are Lucian Msamati (Amadeus) as Estragon and Ben Whishaw (Paddington) as Vladimir, alongside Tom Edden (Crazy for You) as Lucky and Jonathan Slinger (Charlie and the Chocolate Factory) as Pozzo.
Completing the cast and announced today are Luca Fone, Alexander Joseph and Ellis Pang sharing the role of The Boy and Dean Graham (understudy Vladimir and Lucky) and David Lee-Jones (understudy Estragon and Pozzo). Casting is by Amy Ball.
James Macdonald is set to direct the new production, while the creative team also includes Rae Smith (set and costume design), Bruno Poet (lighting design), Ian Dickinson and Niamh Gaffney for Autograph (sound design), Kate West (production manager) and Max Harrison (assistant director).
Produced by Kate Horton (Fictionhouse), Len Blavatnik, and Danny Cohen (Access Entertainment), in collaboration with Kate Pakenham Productions, Waiting for Godot will play a limited run at Theatre Royal Haymarket from 13 September until 14 December 2024, with a press night scheduled for 19 September.
Twenty-five thousand tickets across the run have been priced at £25 or less, spread throughout the house, of which 5,000 are held for under 30s and Blue Light workers.
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* Article originally published via Whats on Stage
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