Waiting for Vladimir and Estragon

The first production of the No One Theatre Company was performed at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in 1978. It was a unique and extraordinary event in theatrical history*. For many years it was thought that all records of this production had disappeared, but recent building work has unearthed a rich archive of material. These documents provide an insight into a past world and the writers, actors and artistes who inhabited it. This is their story …

• Planning • Publicity • Scripts • Reviews

* Just some of the words used in the review by The Scotsman and taken entirely out of context: “… cleverly … esoteric … quality … entertaining … tellingly … paradoxically … satirical … brick-thrower … accomplished … speculation … neatly … agreeably … grinds … late-night … amusing … tenuous … promising … crudely … universe … bit …” (not necessarily in that order).