Waiting for Godot - REVIEWS

March 16 - April 2 , 2006

THE NEW YORK TIMES___________________________

“Mr. Barrish has made a faithful and glorious production at the Two River Theater that, thankfully, allows the playwright’s words to speak for themselves. Most impressive is the underlying respect for the gravity—and levity—of this classic.”

WALL STREET JOURNAL__________________________

“A production of Waiting for Godot that couldn’t have been better…Two River’s Godot, zestily directed by Seth Barrish, gets absolutely everything right.”

THE STAR LEDGER____________________________

“Long before Seinfeld envisioned ‘a show about nothing,’ Samuel Beckett wrote a play with the same objective. Nevertheless, the production of Waiting for Godot at Two River is really something…This is one intriguing night in the theater.”

THE PRINCETON PACKET _________________________

“The acting is superb. John Ahlin plays Vladimir with a touch of Oliver Hardy, complete with a few tricks of hat-tipping. Keith Jochim finds just the right blend of hopelessness and hope to make Estragon more interesting than usual.”

TALKIN' BROADWAY_____________________________

“Two River delivers a first rate Waiting for Godot…an unqualified success.”