Bono and The Edge Waiting for Godomino's

Funny, clever and entertaining. Go see it.... full review

This show more than lives up to its premise. It deftly skewers the Bono cult, celebrity culture and the existential woe of Godot and all human existence - in one hour! Smartly written, wonderfully acted, this is a great show!... full review

This was my first show of the fringe this year, and it was the perfect way to start the festival. Insofar as U2, I know nothing but a couple'a songs and the fact that Bono was hit while bicycling... but it mattered not. Loved the characters and the concept, and the evening. At times, Richard actually looks like Bono... he sounds great (he plays music, too), and I gotta say... I got a kick out of Bruno Oliver. Go/dot!... full review

Just a wonderfully well-written piece with performances that will have you laughing from start to finish.... full review

What a great idea. Are you a fan of U2....you will love this! Are you a fan of WAITING FOR GODOT? Unless you are a Godot Fan Geek (does this even exist) then you will love it! Scared that you don't know U2 well enough....don't be! This is satire on Fame and The Edge and Bono are so funny, so tight, comic timing just spot on that you could have NO IDEA who these two men are and still enjoy about 90% of the jokes. Never seen GODOT? Shame on you. Then you will get a very clear idea of what this play is about with the characters of Domingo and Lucky. Domingo talks and talks and talks. Listening to his voice control, command of the stage and comic timing is delight and you could watch him the whole time only and be pleased. Lucky who has almost ... full review

Brilliant idea, deftly expressed with great staging and acting. A snazzy update of a dusty classic.... full review

Never realized how bad U2s lyrics were until now. Thanks?... full review

Very clever take on the classic, and on the characters of Bono and The Edge. Witty, pointed humor of the best class.... full review

One of my favorites of the Fringe so far. I'm not too well steeped in the intricacies of "Waiting for Godot" (nor U2 for that matter) but when the writing is so silly/smart and the performances are so outstanding, it really doesn't matter. This is a brisk, hilarious, thoughtful production you should definitely add to your "must-see" list.... full review

A brilliant send up of Beckett's play done with top-notch comic flair and rock star lampoon. I laughed so hard I thought I was going to injure the people sitting in front of me. And the appearance of the "other characters" in the play rose the play to even greater heights. Absolutely top notch! ... full review