En attendant Godot

"En attendant Godot," or "Waiting for Godot," is a seminal play by Samuel Beckett that explores themes of existentialism, uncertainty, and the human condition. The story follows two characters, Vladimir and Estragon, who wait for someone named Godot, who never arrives. Their conversations reflect absurdity, hope, and despair as they grapple with the meaning of life and time. The play is known for its minimalist setting and dialogue, illustrating the persistence of human hope in an uncertain world and prompting audiences to question the nature of existence and the search for meaning.