that it was once Harold Pinter (1930-2008), playwright, screenwriter, director, actor and the 2005 Nobel Laureate for Literature, who was once regarded to be the strongest voice of the Absurd on the British stage.Harold Pinter used to be a key determine of British post-war theatre, as well as a uncommon consultant of the ideas related with the Theatre of the Absurd, yet his work cannot be easily pigeon-holed and arranged into categories with surely defined and recognisable boundaries.