Other crossword clues for answer "GODOT"
- GODOT
- One waited for in the theater?
- Beckett character who never shows
- He was a no-show
- 1952 title character with zero lines
- Classic play that begins "Nothing to be done," briefly
- Theatrical no-show
- Stage no-show
- Waited-for character
- Absent figure in a Beckett play
- Beckett's no-show
- Waiting for ___
- Beckett no-show
- Dramatic no-show
- Vladimir and Estragon waited for him
- No-show in a Beckett play
- Famous no-show
- Beckett's "Waiting for __"
- Title character not in the cast
- Literary no-show
- Waited-for show character who never showed
- Titular character with no lines
- Title absentee
- Title character who is never onstage
- Unseen Beckett character
- Beckett title character who is not in the cast
- Title character who never appears
- Whom Didi awaits
- Never-seen title character
- One expected in vain
- Absentee title character
- Absurdist play's absentee
- Play guy "sure to come tomorrow"
- Samuel Beckett's no-show
- Waiting for play guy
- Apt theatrical rhyme for "no-show"
- No-show in a Samuel Beckett play
- En attendant ___ (1952 play)
- Title stage character that doesn't need an understudy
- Title character who never shows up
- For whom Bert Lahr waited.
- Subject of Samuel Beckett play.
- Beckett character.
- Samuel Beckett creation.
- Beckett creation.
- Awaited one of drama
- Beckett's "Waiting for ___"
- Beckett's absent character
- He never arrives onstage
- Theatrical title character who's never seen
- Noted object of a wait
- Estragon expected him
- Beckett title name
- One with two men waiting for him
- Unseen title character in a Beckett play
- Beckett title character
- Unseen character in a Beckett play
- Classic Becket play, informally
- One who's waited upon
- Object of a vain wait
- Whom Vladimir and Estragon were waiting for, in a Beckett play
- What some waiters never see?
- Samuel Beckett's "En attendant ___"
- Title character not requiring an actor
- Title character who never arrives in a Beckett play
- Unseen title character in a classic play
- Title play character who never shows up
- One arriving tomorrow, supposedly
- Waiting for ___: Beckett
- Unseen title character of a 1953 play
- Waiting for _____
- Waiting for ___ (Beckett play)
- Waiting for ____
- Broadway no-show?
- He's awaited on stage
- He "won't come this evening but surely tomorrow"
- Samuel Beckett's "Waiting for ___"
- Unseen title character
- Show no-show
- No-show on stage
- Unseen title character of 1953
- Vladimir and Estragon wait for him
- Title character with zero stage presence?
