As I see former critics of Donald Trump’s most egregious transgressions lining up to kiss his ring at Mar-a-Lago or participating in his transition plans, one word keeps floating into my mind ...

Following a shocking rhino rampage, the inhabitants of a French town finds themselves transformed into silver-skinned monsters ...

Pangea World Theater is pleased to present Rhinoceros, by Eugène Ionesco. Rhinoceros combines whimsical humor with unsettling tragedy to question human nature at the most fundamental level.

When I was 9, I had a walk-on part in an amateur theater production of Eugène Ionesco’s absurdist 1959 ... Naming the biggest rhinoceros of the last decade is a daunting task — there are ...

This 1959 absurdist play about crushing conformism should still be relevant, yet the Almeida’s revival lacks real punch ...

His masterpiece, Rhinoceros, which was first staged in 1959 and is now ... The beauty of the story is that Ionesco shows how you don’t have to be especially heroic, at least at first, to resist the ...

Omar Elerian’s take on Ionesco is sterile and irksomely arch A snorting rhinoceros thunders through the streets of a quiet provincial town. The inhabitants are appalled. Soon the creatures ...

The message of this 1959 absurdist play survives. But instead of looking back at the horrors of conformism in 20th-century Europe, it now warns of the stampede ahead ...

MASTER of the absurd, Eugène Ionesco’s 1959 play Rhinoceros was his response to the rise of fascism 20 years earlier. Director Omar Elerian’s translation amplifies the Romanian-French playwright’s ...

The French Romanian playwright Eugène Ionesco was one of the key figures of 20th-century theatre, a pioneer of what came to be known as Theatre of the Absurd, a regular study for students at A-level ...