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Key works and contributions to the genre include 'Waiting for Godot', 'Endgame', and 'Happy Days'. His work explored themes of existential despair and human suffering.

Key works and contributions to the genre include 'The Birthday Party', 'The Homecoming', and 'The Dumb Waiter'. His plays are known for their use of silence and menacing ambiguity.

Key works and contributions to the genre include 'The Maids', 'The Balcony', and 'The Blacks'. Explored themes of power, ritual, and illusion in his dramatic works.

Key works and contributions to the genre include 'Rhinoceros', 'The Bald Soprano', and 'The Chairs'. He used absurdity and surrealism to critique society and language.

Key works and contributions to the genre include 'The Police', 'Tango', and 'The Emigrants'. His work is known for its satirical take on totalitarianism and absurdism.

Key works and contributions to the genre include 'Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead', 'The Real Inspector Hound', and 'Travesties'. Known for his intellectual wit and use of meta-fiction.

Though primarily known for his philosophical novels, key contributions to Theatre of the Absurd include 'Caligula' and 'The Misunderstanding'. His works explore themes of absurdism and existentialism.

Key works and contributions to the genre include 'No Exit', 'The Flies', and 'Dirty Hands'. His works emphasized existential philosophy and the human condition.

Key works and contributions to the genre include 'The Architect and the Emperor of Assyria', 'Fando y Lis', and 'Picnic on the Battlefield'. His plays often confront oppressive governments and the absurdity of war.

Key works and contributions to the genre include 'Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?', 'The Zoo Story', and 'The Sandbox'. His work examines the complexities of modern life and relationships.

Key works and contributions to the genre include 'The Garden Party', 'The Memorandum', and 'Largo Desolato'. His plays satirize the bureaucracy of a totalitarian government.

Key works and contributions to the genre include 'The Ping-Pong', 'Paolo Paoli', and 'Spring 71'. His works often embody the feelings of alienation and the search for meaning.

Key works and contributions to the genre include 'A Resounding Tinkle', 'The Hole', and 'One Way Pendulum'. His plays are characterized by their whimsical logic and the interplay of the mundane with the bizarre.

Although better known for his operatic contributions, his work 'Nerone' has elements that align with the Theatre of the Absurd, exploring the excesses and decadence of society.