
- Reality and absurdity are inextricably linked
- So much of it seems to be about waiting for something which never arrives
- Time is immeasurable
- You are grimly forced to contemplate the human condition
- All of the “characters” seem doomed to repeat their doldrums
- There is an underlying comic despair
- Life seems to be merely an existence of enduring
- The “action” seems purposefully tedious
- “Characters” are imprisoned in their isolated settings
- Just as things seem on the verge of concluding, everything starts back at the beginning
- When it finally ends you’re relieved, and not entirely sure what just happened
1-11 The plays of Samuel Beckett
1-10 The past year of COVID *(still waiting for #11)*