The Travellers

In The Travellers The Absurdity Of Life - A World Without God And Joy - Is Brought To Consciousness Through The Encounters Of Alvin, Cecil And Blair At A Train Station. It Is Underpinned By The Philosophy Of Atheistic Existentialism As Depicted In Works By Samuel Becket, Eugene Ionesco, Jean Genet, Harold Pinter And Edward Albee. The Travellers Is A Play In Three Acts Which Has All The Features Of Absurd Plays - With The Absurdist Formula Of (aclp2t) (afi2lms) (tc) - Action Is Reduced - Characters Are Reduced - Language Is Reduced - Plot Is Reduced - Place Is Reduced - The Sense Of Alienation, Fear, Isolation, Insecurity, Loneliness, Mystery And Suspense - And The Tragic-comic Scenes - Nothing Is Happening - But Everything Is Happening.