Time in Beckett's Waiting for Godot and Ionesco's The Bald Soprano

For a long time in the history of mankind, I have become accustomed to the time series, I measured the period of events and the interval between them. We have no time, we are jealous, there is no past, present, no future - we did not do anything unexpectedly drifted. Time adds a sense of order as it helps to gain knowledge about the world around us and helps us better understand our existence. Beckett and Ionesso understand the time in the same way and show them through their play "waiting for Goddo" and "bald soprano".

Ionessco's work is similar to the work of the play writer Samuel Beckett, an Irish novelist of the 20th century. Beckett plays such as waiting for Godot and the final stage also include human suffering, survival, and struggle for meaninglessness and irrationality in a truly absurd world. However, most of Ionessco's works are more comical, verbal, and desperate than Beckett's work. Of course, by saying that Ionesco's script is more comical, the seriousness of the theme seen in his work is not worthy of discreet expression. In fact, his view on human condition is very effective and is reinforced with unreasonable use. The role takes meaningless and repetitive actions and emphasizes the meaninglessness of its existence and the illogical way of their lives.

In fact, Beckett's "waiting for Godow" is a nightmare waiting carelessly. The theme of the drama is not 'congruence' but waits and waits for the fundamental and characteristic aspects of human condition. In our life, we are always waiting for something, "Godo" is what we are waiting for - events, things, people, death. Waiting for Godot is a drama, it seems to refuse a systematic attempt to impose a meaning, it is an irrational and unintelligible process - pure waiting is not over or as a result pure collapse is possible It does not lack. The situation and circumstances exhibited by the play are everywhere. This is the story that the two players are inevitably going into a useless mode.