What does mean "it comes striped in a chill"?
Hi everyone! I am working on an article for my essay, and I can't understand the meaning of the following sentence: "it comes striped in a chill that Beckett or Ionesco would well understand."
Could you help me with this please?

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Is that the actually quote because it doesn't make much sense at all.

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It doesn't make any sense to me, I'm afraid.

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Yes, the "it" refers to "the absurdist situation".
This is a paper about a play by Caryl Churchill, and it studies how influenced by the theatre of the Absurd is it.

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Can you give us more context? For example, what does the 'it' refer to?

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Yes, that's the actually quote! That's strange... Thank you anyway!