Without knowing your definition of "absurd comedy drama" it is difficult to answer this. Many Shakespearean plays have fantasy or folktale elements, such as A Midsummer Night's Dream or The Tempest. This is not what is usually considered to be absurdist, though.
If absurdist means the idea that life has no meaning (the kind of notion to be found in the works of Samuel Beckett, for example), Shakespeare's dark and cynical play Troilus and Cressida may be an example. It is usually called a comedy since most characters are still alive at the end (except Hector, unfortunately), and it has certain darkly funny scenes involving the cynical and snarky Thersites and the goon Ajax, and the manipulation of the pouting queer Achilles.
If absurd comedy means the kind of surrealism found in, say, the Goon Show and any British humour influenced by it, then this kind of comedy is not found in Shakespeare.
no - that's absurd.
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Ram Sewak Singh has written: 'Absurd drama, 1945-1965' -- subject(s): Drama, History and criticism, Theater of the absurd 'Indian novel in English' -- subject(s): History and criticism, Indic fiction (English) 'R. K. Narayan: The guide; some aspects'
Critic Martin Esslin is credited with naming the Theatre of the Absurd and used the term to identify playwrights who were embodying Albert Camusâ?? philosophy that life is inherently without meaning. He named Samuel Beckett, Harold Pinter, Jean Genet, Eugene Ionesco and Arthur Adamov as the playwrights representing the Theater of the Absurd.
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Don't be absurd! That's absurd! That absurd hat will prevent your admittance to the races.
Absurd, Obscene and Wrong
An example of absurd would be, "it is absurd that planes charge extra for small children.' Another example would be, 'The movie we saw last night was absurd.'
adjective example sentences: How could he make such an absurd statement? The idea that I'd steal anything of yours is just absurd. Maybe I'd like a day off, but the idea that I'd just stay home without calling into work is simply absurd.
Maurice Marc LaBelle has written: 'Alfred Jarry, nihilism and the theater of the absurd' -- subject(s): Criticism and interpretation, Nihilism in literature, Theater of the absurd
D. D. Galloway has written: 'The absurd hero in American fiction'
Absurd means "Ridiculous". Here are some examples: The amount of questions on the math test was absurd. There was an absurd number of people in the coffee shop. The coffee was so hot, it was absurd.
integrity - honesty - morality - judge ludicrous - absurd - outrageous - ridiculous
Many diets are based on absurd ideas.The idea that "everyone does it" is an absurd and lame excuse.Black Friday is an absurd title for a shopping day.
Robert Alan Meininger has written: 'The theme of the absurd in the French novel of World War One'
The three-part play was written in 1972 by Alan Ayckbourn.
I think you mean the word "absurd". It is an adjective, meaning "strange, ridiculous, highly unlikely". For example: "His turquoise and pink embroidered vest looked quite absurd when paired with chaps and a fedora.