Super Short Summary

Waiting for Godot, a two-act play by Samuel Beckett, follows two friends, Vladimir and Estragon, as they wait outside for a mysterious figure named Godot, encountering various characters including Pozzo and his silent slave Lucky, and a messenger who repeatedly informs them that Godot will not arrive that day. Themes of existentialism, memory, and futility are explored through repetitive, often cyclical dialogue and actions.