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A Sublime Opening for Lane, Irwin, Goodman, Glover and Godot

The wait on Broadway for Nobel Prize winner Samuel Beckett’s Waiting for Godot officially ended April 30, as the play—named one of the most influential of the last hundred years—returned to Broadway after an absence of over 50 years. Arriving with Godot were a quartet of actors worth waiting for as well, namely brilliant Tony Award winners Bill Irwin, Nathan Lane, and John Glover, as well as film and television regular John Goodman, who together rolled out Beckett’s timeless (no, literally, it’s timeless—like, set in purgatory timeless) and provoking piece about life and the great beyond. The ensemble took to the Roundabout’s Studio 54 stage, wowing an audience of devout su
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Waiting for Godot opening – Nathan Lane – Bill Irwin
Waiting for Godot opening – John Goodman – John Glover
Waiting for Godot opening – Nathan Lane - Anthony Page – Bill Irwin
Waiting for Godot opening – Nathan Lane - Bill Irwin – Matthew Schecter – Cameron Clifford
Waiting for Godot opening – Debra Monk – Susan Stroman
Waiting for Godot opening – Martha Plimpton
Waiting for Godot opening – Walter Bobbie
Waiting for Godot opening – Jessica Hecht
Waiting for Godot opening – Richard Thomas
Waiting for Godot opening – Boyd Gaines
Waiting for Godot opening – Mamie Gummer – Grace Gummer
Waiting for Godot opening – Richard Belzer
Waiting for Godot opening – Katie Finneran
Waiting for Godot opening – Lynn Redgrave
Waiting for Godot opening – Elaine Stritch
Waiting for Godot opening – Carolyn McCormick
Waiting for Godot opening – Wayne Wilcox
Waiting for Godot opening – David Lindsay-Abaire – Christine
Waiting for Godot opening – Amy Irving – Carol Kane
Waiting for Godot opening – John Goodman – Nathan Lane – John Glover – Bill Irwin
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