Caligula : a drama in two acts.

The play delves into the absurdity of life and the corrupting influence of absolute power. I'm curious how others interpret Camus's philosophical message here.

His moments of vulnerability made me question whether he's a villain or a tragic figure trapped by his own mind. What was your take on his character?

The play feels so raw and unflinching—I'm wondering whether Camus saw Caligula as a mirror for modern struggles with power and morality.