Waiting for Dunno is a short, funny dialogue that plays with ideas of uncertainty that finally resolve into potential romance. It is adroit and thought-provoking, even while seeming as light as a feather. Of course, it's a take on Waiting for Godot, but only insofar as what Beckett might have written had he been a sixteen-year-old optimist still unfamiliar with existential crises. It is illustrated with figures from a children's game, Mr. Potato Head, who may have never done anything that showcased their acting abilities so cleverly.