FTP, who is this Irish playwright of Waiting for Godot?
Though he wrote a trilogy of novels in French: Molloy, Malone Dies,  and The Unnameable, this author is most well-known for his plays, written in a style that he shares with Ionesco and Genet, dubbed ―Theatre of the Absurd‖ by Martin  Esslin. Servant Clov waits on blind old man Hamm, whose parents live in rubbish bins, in Endgame. And another old man protagonist listens to recordings made in his youth in Krapp's Last Tape. His most famous play charts the  conversations and interactions of two characters, Vladimir and Estragon, over the two days they spend in expectation of  a certain individual. FTP, who is this Irish playwright of Waiting for Godot?
Though he wrote a trilogy of novels in French: Molloy, Malone Dies,  and The Unnameable, this author is most well-known for his plays, written in a style that he shares with Ionesco and Genet, dubbed ―Theatre of the Absurd‖ by Martin  Esslin.
Samuel Beckett