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Hey there! Im Mike Rugnetta, this is Crash Course Theater, and today well be discussing the Theater of the Absurd. Godot? Thats your cue. Godot? Godot? Its fine, plenty of time to wait for that guy: not a lot happens in these plays. lights up, when you get around to it, I guess! INTRO What is the Theater of the Absurd, and how absurd is it? Glad you asked! Very! Sometimes. Its a movement that got going in the 1950s, influenced by the events of forties. Because, after youve come out of a world war in which millions of people were killed, with atrocity after atrocity, and the world would never be the same, maybe light comedy doesnt really do it for you anymore. The Theater of the Absurd wasnt one of those moments where everyone hung out in bars and had parties together. And maybe thats good, because some of those parties would have been dour. No, it was more of a loose style that a bunch of playwrights started writing in pretty much independently. And then, one day, critic Mart