Williams appeared in Waiting for Godot

Williams participated in an off-Broadway production of 'Waiting for Godot,' performing alongside Steve Martin at Lincoln Center. This production marked a notable point in Williams's career, showcasing his versatility as an actor beyond his well-known comedic roles. 'Waiting for Godot,' a play by Samuel Beckett, is recognized for its existential themes and has been a significant work in the theater canon. The collaboration with Martin, a fellow comedian, brought together two prominent figures in entertainment, enhancing the appeal of the production. Williams's involvement in such a classic piece of literature highlighted his ability to engage with complex material, which contrasted with his more mainstream comedic performances. The production received attention for its unique interpretation and the star power of its cast, contributing to the ongoing relevance of Beckett's work in contemporary theater. Williams's performance was noted for its depth, adding layers to the character he portrayed, which resonated with audiences familiar with his comedic background. This role allowed him to explore the nuances of human experience, a theme prevalent in both his film and stage work, and further solidified his reputation as a multifaceted performer.