10/05/2026
WAITING FOR GODOT at the Guthrie Theater through October 11, 2026. From Guthrie Theater: A profound exploration of humanity. Beneath a lonely tree on a country road, two companions wait for the mysterious Godot. As time moves along, Vladimir and Estragon fill their day circling the largest of questions: Why are we here? What are we here for? Who are we to be? See the Twin Cities Theater Bloggers' reviews below!
TICKETS: https://www.guthrietheater.org/whats-on/waiting-for-godot/
The Stages of MN: https://bit.ly/TSOMNWaitingForGodot
"Waiting for Godot is very funny. Who knew?"
Friends and Neighbors: https://bit.ly/4gVyilO
"Thankfully, due to the strong directorial hand of Joseph Haj and lively performances of David Strathairn, Jimmy Kieffer, Will Sturdivant, and Jim Lichtscheidl, the Guthrie’s production makes the classic tragicomedy not just entertaining but also accessible – this is one of the funniest plays about despair you’re likely to see."
Ernest Goes to the Theatre: https://bit.ly/3SYIMrx
"While Waiting for Godot is a great piece of 20th Century literature, the Guthrie Theater’s production is profound, thought provoking, fun and insightful. It is one of the best performances you will ever see live on stage."
Cherry and Spoon: https://bit.ly/cs_godot
"As discussed in the post-show talkback I was fortunate to attend, who or what Godot represents is not the point. But watching it this time around, I had the idea that maybe Godot is death. And like Syrio says to Arya, "There is only one god, and His name is Death. And there is only one thing we say to Death: 'not today'." So Didi and Gogo will come back tomorrow, waiting for Godot. And what will they do in the waiting? Talk, laugh, play games, argue, eat, help a stranger. And wait."
Play off the Page: https://bit.ly/3TwFxHP
"Waiting for Godot is a fascinating show where not much happens, and what does happen will happen over and over again. It’s thought-provoking and entertaining, and I can see why it’s talked about so much."
Tracy Sees Stuff: https://bit.ly/4xTOgSO
"Guthrie Theater’s 2026-2027 season starts off strong with Waiting for Godot. If you are like me and unfamiliar with this play, you will be surprised how a minimalist show can become so stunning and evocative."
Photo by Dan Norman: Jimmy Kieffer, Jim Lichtscheidl, Will Sturdivant and David Strathairn.