dauntingly challenging plays of the last century' (Seagar, 120). Alvarez as 'forbiddingly difficult and certainly becoming more difficult' (Alvarez, 23) and by Jane Seagar as 'one of the most. Waiting for Godot has, for many years, been the subject of fierce academic investigation and debate, being labelled by A. A novelist, poet, director and dramatist, Beckett was arguably most famous for his absurdist, nihilist plays, which attracted popular acclaim and sparked an uncommon amount of criticism, but none more so than 1953's Waiting for Godot, a translation of his French tragicomedy En attendant Godot.
Being a key component of what it is to be human it is hardly surprising that over the past century countless playwrights have utilised the concept of memory to substantialise their own views on humanity itself, but perhaps none have done so quite like Samuel Beckett. It frames and alters our comprehension of the human experience it defines our understanding of time itself. Memory is fundamentally the ability to recall and reinterpret the events of one's past.
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