Theatre Of Abusurd In "Birthday Party" & "Waiting For Godot"

AYA NAJEM ABED, DR. G. CHENNA REDDY

Abstract


Samuel Beckett's Waiting for Godot and Harold Pinter's The Birthday Party as far as their discharge of the attributes of the customary dramatization, and investigates in what ways these plays are ridiculous.The development of preposterous dramatization ascended in Paris, France now that it was regarded as the focal point of the craft of the world about them. Absurd Drama opposes the customary types of ordinary dramatization which has a formula in light of solid roots, and in it the grating between the person and the world is drawn. The Absurd Drama limits all the visual and touchy components in front of an audience. The most known producers are Samuel Beckett, Harold Pinter, Eugene Ionesco and Arthur Adamov, who censure the regular Drama and its components in their whole kit in an immediate or roundabout way and make them dangerous while trying to expose their own particular theater origination

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