Theatre of the ___, literary style characterized by existentialist plays and writing as seen in Waiting for Godot - Daily Themed Crossword

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More answers from Daily Themed Crossword regular April 23 2022 puzzle:

Across

• 1. Hooting barn resident
• 4. Word following "baseball" or "shower"
• 7. Six-pack muscles, for short
• 10. Weed-clearing tool
• 11. "___ Maria" (hymn)
• 12. Fish, in the past
• 13. Literary movement characterized by a break from traditional ways of writing as seen in "The Waste Land"
• 17. Dynamite cousin: Abbr.
• 18. Soccer Hall of Famer Hamm
• 19. ___ and turns (unable to sleep)
• 21. Theatre of the ___, literary style characterized by existentialist plays and writing as seen in "Waiting for Godot"
• 24. Kimono sash
• 25. Quid ___ quo (favor for a favor)
• 26. "___ Sam" (2001 Sean Penn starrer): 2 wds.
• 28. ___ of interest (banking term)
• 32. Like a newborn baby, maybe
• 34. ___ Realism, literary style that blurs the lines between fantasy and reality, as seen in "One Hundred Years of Solitude"
• 37. John ___ (anonymous identity)
• 38. Make an oopsie
• 39. "The long ___ of the law"
• 40. Morning hours: Abbr.
• 43. Group of French writers and mathematicians who invented a literary style with constrained writing techniques, as seen in "La Disparition"
• 45. The ___ Renaissance, literary movement that focused on the revival of African-American culture
• 48. Corporation takeover strategy: Abbr.
• 49. Put to work?
• 50. Birth certificate detail, perhaps
• 52. Cowboy boot feature
• 56. Martini base
• 57. Sold-out show letters
• 58. Like most pets
• 59. Beret, for one
• 60. Broke bread, say
• 61. Vinyl albums: Abbr.
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Down

• 1. Unit of electrical resistance
• 2. Win over, as on Valentine's Day
• 3. Was in charge of
• 4. Quebec's country
• 5. Prefix that means "bird"
• 6. Green pasta sauce
• 7. The Black ___ Movement, with African-American fronted works, as seen in "The Revolutionary Theatre"
• 8. Treat for a dog
• 9. Goes down, as the sun
• 14. Large flightless bird
• 15. "Work" singer, to her fans
• 16. Flash ___ (impromptu performance)
• 20. iPhone assistant
• 21. NYPD alert: Abbr.
• 22. Actor Pitt from "Ocean's Eleven"
• 23. One-person performance
• 27. "Mrs." in France
• 29. Antioxidant berry
• 30. Rain cover, for a stage
• 31. "Tickle me" muppet
• 33. "___ with it, it's your problem"
• 35. Play ___ (act): 2 wds.
• 36. Pub ___ (food, slangily)
• 41. High-IQ society
• 42. Like people in a high-IQ society
• 44. The ___ Generation, term that refers to the early adults during WWI, referenced in "The Sun Also Rises"
• 45. ___ Grant of "Bridget Jones's Diary"
• 46. Nepal's locale
• 47. "___-a-Cop" (1987 thriller comedy)
• 51. "Eeny, meeny, miny, ___..."
• 53. Calvin to Hobbes, say
• 54. Strike caller, for short
• 55. ___ judicata (legal term)
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