Samuel beckett's play, acts without words, which has no words at all, is an example of
experimental drama
old comedy
character flaw
tragicomedy

Samuel Beckett's work was heavily experimental drama. Some of his most significant work, such as his play Waiting for Godot, falls under the umbrella of absurdism, a genre of fiction focused on the futility of trying to find meaning in a chaotic world often devoid of it.