Photo Flash: The Open Circle Theatre Company Presents WAITING FOR GODOT
The Open Circle Theatre Company has announced a new production of Waiting for Godot by Samuel Beckett, directed by Daniel J. Wilner. There will be two preview performances on March 23 and March 24 at 8pm, and opening is set for Saturday, March 25 at 8pm. Waiting for Godot will play a limited engagement through April 16 at The Other Space @ The Actors Company in West Hollywood.
Check out photos from the show below!
The cast will include (in alphabetical order) Tommy Day Carey, Joseph Culliton, Perry Powell, and Douglas Scott Sorenson. Set design is by Liam Moore and the stage manager is Sarah Savitch. Waiting for Godot is produced by Meredith Treinen and Daniel J. Wilner for the Open Circle Theatre Company.
Named "the most significant play of the 20th century" in a poll of theatre professionals, Samuel Beckett's Waiting for Godot is a hilarious, moving, disquieting exploration of human existence. The play follows two tramps, Vladimir and Estragon, as they pass the time waiting for a mysterious figure who could save them from their troubles. This distinctive production will be staged in the round in a small black-box theatre, creating an intimacy between audience and performers that will offer a unique experience of the play's empathy and humanity.
Photo credit: Julian Buchan
Douglas Scott Sorenson and Tommy Day Carey
Douglas Scott Sorenson
Joseph Culliton
Tommy Day Carey
Perry Powell
Perry Powell and Douglas Scott Sorenson
Tommy Day Carey
Douglas Scott Sorenson
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