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I’ve lost a whole day over these people, a whole day!” In “The Theater of the Absurd” (all the rage in the 1950s) life, though full of sound and fury, has no purpose or meaning ...

“Rhinoceros” is a classic of the “theater of the absurd,” a genre in which vaudeville farce and tragedy meet and mingle. Set in a small unnamed town in France, the play tells the story of ...