Samuel Beckett is most associated with which theatrical movement?
AExpressionism
BTheater of the Absurd
CRealism
DSurrealism
Answer:
B. Theater of the Absurd
Read Explanation:
This movement emphasizes the absurdity of human existence, the lack of meaning in life, and the breakdown of communication and traditional narrative structures.
Beckett's Waiting for Godot is one of the most famous works of this movement, where the characters engage in repetitive actions and conversations while waiting for a person, "Godot," who never arrives, symbolizing the futility of human endeavors.
