FAQ About Albert Camus

Yes, Albert Camus wrote several plays. Some of his notable plays include 'Caligula', 'The Misunderstanding' ('Le Malentendu'), and 'State of Siege' ('L'Etat de Siège'). Like his novels and philosophical essays, these plays often explore themes related to absurdism, existentialism, and the human condition, providing a theatrical medium through which Camus examines moral and philosophical questions.