"There is no lack of void," Estragon/Didi explains to a cruel world. While his laments strike both a humorous and disturbing chord, the current Broadway revival at the Cort Theater of Waiting For Godot is never less than riveting. That's thanks to the extraordinary chemistry between Ian McKellen as Estragon and Patrick Stewart as a determined, upbeat Vladimir/Didi. The duo is theatrical magic, ably assisted by a bombastic Shuler Hensley as Pozzo and Billy Crudup as the abused, oddly named Lucky....
"There is no lack of void," Estragon/Didi explains to a cruel world. While his laments strike both a humorous and disturbing chord, the current Broadway revival at the Cort Theater of Waiting For Godot is never less than riveting. That's thanks to the extraordinary chemistry between Ian McKellen as Estragon and Patrick Stewart as a determined, upbeat Vladimir/Didi. The duo is theatrical magic, ably assisted by a bombastic Shuler Hensley as Pozzo and Billy Crudup as the abused, oddly named Lucky....
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