Absurdist

Absurdist drama explores the idea that human existence is fundamentally meaningless and chaotic. It often features illogical situations, nonsensical dialogue, and characters trapped in futile circumstances. This style, influenced by existential philosophy, emphasizes the absurdity of life and the struggle for meaning. Famous works like Samuel Beckett's "Waiting for Godot" illustrate characters waiting for something that may never come, highlighting the randomness of existence. Absurdist theatre invites audiences to reflect on the complexities of life, encouraging them to find their own interpretations amidst the chaos.