Theatre of the absurd

Why does Theatre of the Absurd still speak to us today? We look at the origins of absurdist theatre, some of its most prominent playwrights and key texts.

refers to a genre of theater called experimental theatre. Experimental theatre is closely associated with playwrights who experimented with non-traditional forms of theater i.e. theatre of the absurd, performance art, expressionism and surrealism.

[ The following are the “Director’s Notes” for KTC’s current production of Henrik Ibsen’s “Hedda Gabler”, performed through Mon, November 19 at UNC’s Center for Dramatic Art. The notes were entitled “Centering with Hedda.” Click for More Info .] Ibsen once described his play as a study of the

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The playwright Samuel Barclay Beckett was born in Ireland in Dublin on April 13th, 1906. He was to spend most of his life in Paris, doing most of his writing in…

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Why does Theatre of the Absurd still speak to us today? We look at the origins of absurdist theatre, some of its most prominent playwrights and key texts.

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