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🎭 What is Theatre of the Absurd? It’s a genre that challenges traditional storytelling, exploring the chaotic and meaningless aspects of life. In this short and engaging video, I explain:
✅ Origin of the Term: Coined by Martin Esslin in the 1960s, inspired by Absurdism and Albert Camus’ philosophy.
✅ Key Playwrights: Samuel Beckett (Waiting for Godot), Eugène Ionesco (The Bald Soprano), and Harold Pinter (The Birthday Party).
✅ Key Features:
1️⃣ Minimal plots and nonsensical dialogue.
2️⃣ Illogical, surreal situations.
3️⃣ Existential themes like isolation and futility.
4️⃣ Dark humor that’s both tragic and comedic.
This video is perfect for high school, college, and university students studying modern drama, Absurdism, and experimental theater.
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Hi, I’m Monami Mukherjee, and I’ve been teaching literature since 2005. I studied at Lady Brabourne College and the University of Calcutta, and I completed my MPhil from Calcutta University. I’m super passionate about topics like Feminism, Post-colonialism, and Modernism. I believe learning is a conversation, and I strive to make every class feel like one. My goal is always to help my students not just understand literature but feel it, question it, and find their own voice in the process.
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✅ Origin of the Term: Coined by Martin Esslin in the 1960s, inspired by Absurdism and Albert Camus’ philosophy.
✅ Key Playwrights: Samuel Beckett (Waiting for Godot), Eugène Ionesco (The Bald Soprano), and Harold Pinter (The Birthday Party).
✅ Key Features:
1️⃣ Minimal plots and nonsensical dialogue.
2️⃣ Illogical, surreal situations.
3️⃣ Existential themes like isolation and futility.
4️⃣ Dark humor that’s both tragic and comedic.
This video is perfect for high school, college, and university students studying modern drama, Absurdism, and experimental theater.
❤️ Support the Channel:
📌 Related Videos:
🔔 Don’t Forget to Subscribe!
Hit the 🔔 bell icon for more bite-sized lessons on literature, drama, and storytelling genres.
📩 Connect With Us:
Drop your thoughts or favorite plays from the Theatre of the Absurd in the comments below!
#TheatreOfTheAbsurd #Absurdism #SamuelBeckett #ModernDrama #EnglishLiterature #StudyTips #NibblePop #MonamiMukherjee
Monami Mukherjee
********************
Hi, I’m Monami Mukherjee, and I’ve been teaching literature since 2005. I studied at Lady Brabourne College and the University of Calcutta, and I completed my MPhil from Calcutta University. I’m super passionate about topics like Feminism, Post-colonialism, and Modernism. I believe learning is a conversation, and I strive to make every class feel like one. My goal is always to help my students not just understand literature but feel it, question it, and find their own voice in the process.
NibblePop
***********
In NibblePop, you’ll find free class lectures, learning resources, and discussions on topics that matter to literature lovers. Whether you’re studying for English Honours, a Master’s degree, ISC, NET, or SSC, I’ve got you covered. My lessons break down critical theories into simple, easy-to-understand language, making them accessible to everyone—no matter where you’re at in your journey.
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