Alan Mandell, Esteemed Actor and Interpreter of Samuel Beckett Plays, Dies at 98
He helped stage ‘Waiting for Godot’ (and played Lucky) inside San Quentin State Prison in 1957, then assisted Keanu Reeves and Alex Winter with their recent Broadway revival.
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Alan Mandell, the distinguished stage veteran known for his interpretations of Samuel Beckett’s absurdist plays going back to a landmark 1957 production of Waiting for Godot inside San Quentin State Prison, has died. He was 98.
Mandell died Tuesday at his home in Westwood, his son, Peter Mandell, and daughter-in-law, Sarah Mandell, told The Hollywood Reporter .
