In this play, a joke about an Englishman in a brothel is interrupted when a character yells "STOP IT!" and flees the stage.
In this play, a joke about an Englishman in a brothel is interrupted when a character yells "STOP IT!" and flees the stage. After the repeated question "You want to get rid of him?" is answered, a character in this play begins to cry, then kicks the shins of a character who tries to wipe his tears. Two boys who appear in this play may be brothers who tend the sheep and goats of the title character. In this play, a discussion of the "public works of Puncher and Wattmann" opens an (*) incoherent monologue that begins after the command "think!" This play's set features a single tree, and its characters, including Pozzo and his slave Lucky, all wear bowler hats. For 10 points, name this play about Vladimir and Estragon, who hope to see the title character, written by Samuel Beckett.
In this play, a joke about an Englishman in a brothel is interrupted when a character yells "STOP IT!" and flees the stage.
Waiting for Godot [or En attendant Godot]