Examples of it include Picnic on the Battlefield, The Two Executioners, and The Architect and the Emperor of Assyria, all works of a Spanish playwright.
Examples of it include Picnic on the Battlefield, The Two Executioners, and The Architect and the Emperor of Assyria, all works of a Spanish playwright. Other examples include Princess Ivona, a Polish fairy tale, and the plays The Invasion, Professor Taranne, and Le Ping-Pong, all works of Arthur Adamov, a forerunner along with Fernando Arrabal of this style. First coined in a landmark 1962 book by Martin Esslin, it is perhaps best exemplified by a work in which two men Vladimir and Estragon sit indefinitely on a park bench, Waiting for Godot. FTP, name this dramatic style seen in the work of Eugene Ionesco focusing on unexplainable and silly situations.
Examples of it include Picnic on the Battlefield, The Two Executioners, and The Architect and the Emperor of Assyria, all works of a Spanish playwright.
Theater of the {Absurd} (or Absurdism, or accept Panic Theater before “Princess Ivona”)