One character in this play who has a rope around his neck and gives a nonsense monologue is Lucky, and this play features a scene of frantic hat swapping.
One character in this play wants to hear a joke about a brothel, which is interrupted when another needs to urinate. One character offers a radish to another, but it is returned because it is black. This play ends with the main characters(*) agreeing to meet the next day, but neither leaves the stage. One character in this play who has a rope around his neck and gives a nonsense monologue is Lucky, and this play features a scene of frantic hat swapping. For 10 points, name this play featuring Vladimir and Estragon but not the title character, written by Samuel Beckett.
One character in this play wants to hear a joke about a brothel, which is interrupted when another needs to urinate.
{Waiting for Godot} [go-DOH] [or {En attendant Godot}]