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Fernando Arrabal and the New Theater of Obsession

Arrabal's new theater is to be a "panic," a manifestation that brings terror as Pan supposedly did when he appeared to men. It is clear that Arrabal, perhaps consciously influenced by Antonin Artaud's theories, intends to create panic by means of a "total spectacle" in which absurd ritual and demented violence are the stuff plays are made of. Moreover, Arrabal's efforts to create a "freer theater'; mean that the theater is to become the privileged locus where his private fantasies and obsessions can be transformed into ritual.