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‘Waiting for Godot’ has retroactively been described as a ‘Theatre of the Absurd’, along with Eugene Ionesco and Jean Genet. Characters in such pieces frequently struggle and fail to find meaning in life. The universe of the play is godless and irrational. Language is repetitive or rhythmical. Action and Setting are often minimalistic.
