He stated that he "would have had to invent" absurd theater if it had not existed before him, in his autobiography Disturbing the Peace.
He stated that he "would have had to invent" absurd theater if it had not existed before him, in his autobiography Disturbing the Peace. He edited the magazine Tvar for a short time and co-wrote the satire Autostop before penning more ambitious works, such as Horský Hotel. The author of the political essays "The Power of the Powerless" and "Report on My Case," his experience of being imprisoned by Communists inspired Protest, which is a far cry from his earlier comic works like The Increased Difficulty of Concentration. For ten points, name this leader of the Charter 77 group who wrote The Memorandum and The Garden Party before he was president of the Czech Republic.
He stated that he "would have had to invent" absurd theater if it had not existed before him, in his autobiography Disturbing the Peace.
Vaclav {Havel}