Overview
- The revival opened Sept. 28 at the Hudson Theatre and is scheduled to run through Jan. 4, 2026.
- Reeves makes his Broadway debut as Estragon opposite Winter’s Vladimir, marking Winter’s first major stage role in decades.
- Directed by Jamie Lloyd, the production swaps Beckett’s traditional tree for Soutra Gilmour’s massive cylindrical set, with design contributions from Jon Clark and Ben and Max Ringham.
- Critics diverge on the leads—Winter draws more consistent praise, while reactions to Reeves range from appreciative to sharply negative.
- Michael Patrick Thornton (Lucky) and Brandon J. Dirden (Pozzo) earn widespread acclaim, and a brief Bill & Ted-style riff noted by multiple outlets underscores the production’s star-driven appeal.