Amédée, or How to Get Rid of It by Eugène Ionesco (Farsi)

Description

Amédée, or How to Get Rid of It is a surreal and darkly humorous play that exemplifies Ionesco’s signature absurdist style. The plot revolves around a couple grappling with an ever-growing corpse in their apartment—an eerie and symbolic presence that distorts time, space, and communication. As they argue over responsibility and meaning, the play unfolds into a bizarre meditation on guilt, denial, and the burdens we carry—both literal and emotional—making it a haunting allegory of unresolved trauma and the absurdity of modern existence.