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THE BATTALION
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11. 1977
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By MARGIE KOVAR
“Waiting For Godot,” presented by
the Aggie Players Thursday night,
kept the audience waiting for a
bright spot to appear.
Samuel Beckett’s tragicomedy is
about two hobo-like characters, Es-
tragon and Vladimir, waiting for
their man Godot. Whether he ar
rived or not is still in doubt.
The setting is a junkyard where
the two hoboes, played by Vicki
Brumley and James Hall, meet with
the plump Pozzo, played by Kayce
Glasse, and her silent servant
Lucky, played by Steve Jacobs.
The otherwise dull play was res
cued only by Glasse s excellent per
formance. Jacobs, with only a small
speaking part, did an admirable job
as the abused Lucky.
The play was filled with sym
bolism and was often difficult to
understand. The audience at times
seemed restless in anticipation of
some break in the monotonous
script. One grew tired of seeing the
same two faces and hearing the
same two voices of Brumley and
Hall.
The presentation showed a good
effort at a difficult play, but still
needs some polish.
Performances are set for Nov. 11,
12, and 16-19 at 8 p.m. in the Rud
der Center Forum.
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