Godot's To Do List will be presented as a curtain-raiser and will be followed, every performance, by Gary Oldman (Slow Horses) in Samuel Beckett’s Krapp’s Last Tape which returns to the Royal Court, where it played in 1958.
This celebrates a seven-decade-old tradition of curtain-raisers: Krapp’s Last Tape’s own debut was as a curtain-raiser on our stage.
'Could I leave? Please? It's just, I really have somewhere to be.'
A bewildered person wrestles with an endless series of surreal tasks dictated by a snarky, persistent mystery voice.
A new short comedy about the absurd chaos of modern existence – marking the professional debut of Leo Simpe-Asante, winner of the inaugural 2025 Royal Court Young Playwrights Award and named 2026 Jerwood New Playwright, directed by Aneesha Srinivasan.
Leo is the 2026 recipient of the Jerwood New Playwright accolade. The Royal Court Theatre's Jerwood New Playwright Programme is supported by Jerwood Foundation.
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Important Information
*Godot's To Do List* will be presented as a curtain-raiser and will be followed, every performance, by Gary Oldman in *Krapp’s Last Tape*. Purchasing a ticket for *Krapp's Last Tape* will give you admittance to both shows. Purchasing a ticket for *Krapp's Last Tape* will give you admittance to both shows.Age Restrictions
Ages 14+
Tube lines: District And Circle
Nearest tube: Sloane Square
In congestion zone?: Yes
Air conditioned
Bar
Disabled toilets
Infrared hearing loop
Toilets
Wheelchair accessible
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Godot’s To-Do List
Royal Court Theatre, London
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