Godot Arrives by Daniel Curzon

Comedy/ 4 Characters, 3 men + 1 either gender/ Full Length, Two acts

Synopsis: 
In a sequel to Beckett’s Waiting for Godot, Godot finally arrives, bringing mankind, in the form of Gogo and Didi, various spiritual, worldly, and mental “answers” to life’s many riddles, while the sinister clown Bozo interferes and tries to win a bet with Godot about the human beings. All is presented in a comic, absurdist manner that is a comment on the theater (“acting,” pleasing audiences, being out of work etc.) as much as on human existence and the duality of nature.

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Contact information:
Amateur and professional rights:
Daniel Curzon
416 Dorado Terrace
San Francisco, California
USA 94112
Email: curzon@pacbell.net

About the Playwright: Daniel Curzon’s works include the novel Something You Do in the Dark (1971), The World Can Break Your Heart(1984), Superfag (1996) and Not Necessarily Nice: stories (1998), as well as the plays My Unknown Son (Circle Rep Lab, New York, 1987) and 1001 Nights at the House of Pancakes (San Francisco, 1998). Godot Arrives won the Southwest Theatre Association’s 1999 National New Play Contest, and was first produced by the California Travel Troupe at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in 2000.He has also written and published non-gay fiction and plays. His plays, both gay and non-gay, have been produced in several cities.

Godot Arrives won the Southwest Theatre Association’s 1999 National New Play Contest, and was first produced by the California Travel Troupe at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in 2000.