This critically acclaimed show features two hapless understudies waiting to go on in a production of ‘Waiting for Godot’, but will their time ever come? Directed by Michael Hurst. Written by Dave Hanson.
The Wednesday 15 November performance of Waiting for Waiting for Godot has unfortunately had to be cancelled, all other performances will be going ahead.
This is not Waiting for Godot. This is Waiting for Waiting for Godot: a comedy about boredom that’s anything but boring.
Two hapless understudies wait to go on in a production of Samuel Beckett’s iconic ‘Waiting for Godot’, but will their time ever come?
As they occupy their time backstage, the haphazard duo wrestle with questions of art, life, theatre and their precarious existence within it. Turns out, the only people who truly understand Waiting For Godot, are the understudies.
Hilarious, witty and absurdist, this comedy promises to be an unforgettable theatre experience not to be missed.
★★★★★ “Delectable” The New York Times
★★★★★ "gleefully absurd and self-aware "- Critics pick - Time out New York
★★★★★ "An absolute Blinder” My Theatre Mates
Presented by:
Boyd and Brodie Productions
Creative team:
Director: Michael Hurst
Writer: Dave Hanson
Actors: Callum Brodie, George Boyd Maunsell, Iana Grace
Graphic Designer: Cara Allen
Producer: Callum Brodie
Company: B&B Productions
Audience warnings:
Contains some swearing, adult humour and existential themes.
Life as the colonised and coloniser. Īhaka Martyn leads the audience on a journey from total confusion to partial understanding - weaving together elements of stand-up comedy, waiata, and theatrical performance.
Ngāti Whātua takes you on a journey of broken friendships, sworn enemies, love, war, annihilation and hope. 200 years since the battle of annihilation, our spirit lives on.
Discover the artistry of Aotearoa’s rising choreographers and dancers. 11 original works by Year 3 Unitec Dance students — each piece a striking investigation of identity, intimacy, resistance, and rhythm.
