The theater of the absurd encompasses a form of drama that emphasizes the absurdity of human existence by employing dialogue repetitive and meaningless and confusing situations, breaking logical development. , leaving room for irrational and illogical discourse. An unholy universe, human existence has no meaning or purpose and therefore all communication is interrupted. The theater of the absurd is sometimes defined as a “working hypothesis”, a device, rather than a real movement. Martin Esslin, in his book “Theater of the Absurd,” cites that absurd theater has given up arguing about the absurdity of the human condition; he simply presents it in being, in terms of concrete scenic images.” It also indicated the influence of Camus's existentialism behind the absurd, with the idea that men are locked in a hostile and totally subjective universe, describing the nightmare that could follow when solitude and silence were taken to the extreme. ultimate. plays are often seen as black humor in which disturbing or sinister subjects such as death, disease or war, are treated with bitter amusement, usually in a manner calculated to offend and shock. In absurdist theater, it is used to express the absurdity, insensitivity, paradox and cruelty of the modern world. “Waiting for Godot” by Samuel Beckett and “The Real Inspector Hound” by Tom Stoppard. The plays are constructed in the form of meta-theatre, blurring the line between what is scripted and what happens by accident, completely demolishing the "fourth wall" and engaging the audience. Both plays are inspired by Greek theater, with their small number of scenes. actors and absent divinity, including certain ingredients of commedia dell'arte, vaudeville and circus. Waiting for Godot" is about how the world is based on chance. A world based on chance cannot have any ordered temporal sequence and therefore time has no meaning. The extension therefore is that human life has no Sense of this, humans will create distractions and diversions, in the form of patterns and relying on nebulous forces, to provide the purpose and meaning that their lives are intrinsically lacking. the classic and archetypal presentation of this facet of human existence Even though Waiting for Godot' is perceived as very depressing and contains many elements that can make it a tragedy, the four characters create a lot of humor in their mannerisms and their. behavior Waiting for Godot is a game about human emotions and character that can simultaneously exude feelings of despair, but also humor...