One character in this play starts to tell a joke about a brothel but has to leave the stage to urinate and never completes the joke when he returns.
One character in this play starts to tell a joke about a brothel but has to leave the stage to urinate and never completes the joke when he returns. Another character in this play, a slave who previously did not speak, begins a five-page stream of consciousness soliloquy after being patted on the head. At the end of each of the two acts in this play, the Boy arrives and tells the two central characters that the title figure will not be coming this "evening, but surely tomorrow." For 10 points, identify this absurdist play featuring the characters Lucky, Pozzo, Vladimir, and Estragon, the best known work of Samuel Beckett.
One character in this play starts to tell a joke about a brothel but has to leave the stage to urinate and never completes the joke when he returns.
Waiting for Godot