1. Waiting for Godot
... , at least not in the traditional sense. There is the play's set, essentially barren, with the exception of a virtually leafless tree in the background. The set never changes; there is very little time for it to change, as there are only two acts, both almost identical in structure. Kenneth Tynan wrote "It's basically a means of spending two hours in the dark without being bored" in his review of the play. We must also consider the audience that the play was written and performed ... people hold that the relationship between Pozzo and Lucky is that of a capitalist and labourer. This Marx...
- Word Count: 1089
- Approx Pages: 4
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- Grade Level: High School