Which Existential Play Is The Story Of Your Pointless Life?

No Exit is about 4 people trapped in "hell" or at least their version of it. You spend a good chunk of your life preparing for death...thinking about it and avoiding it. To you life is just a means to an end which is why you like to live each day as if it was your last.

It doesn't get more existential than Beckett's "Waiting for Godot". Samuel Beckett's goal was always to make the audience think. He didn't write plays to entertain...he wanted to make the viewer uncomfortable with their own existence. You tend to hold back or avoid taking risks not because your scared, but just because you figure...meh, what's the point. We're all gonna die eventually anyway...

Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead is a spin-off of Shakespeare's Hamlet. It's full of meaningless action and dialogue but it sure is funny. Your story is...you KNOW that life is pointless, but it doesn't mean you're gonna sit and mope about it. You're gonna live it up as much as you can before you kick the bucket.

Passing Strange is an urban, existential musical that perfectly reflects your life story. You see life as a journey with endless possibilities. In the end...we don't know "where" we go, but you're pretty sure we at least go "somewhere".