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Grappling with Godot

By Rabbi Gannaban | May 30, 2004 - 12:00am

Its Premiere in Paris in 1953 was ignored. In London, it was ridiculed. In 1955, Alan Schneider was hired to direct the American premiere, in Miami. Schneider had come to playwright Samuel Beckett’s Paris apartment...

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