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an afternoon TV gabfest and the more theologically provocative plays of Samuel Beckett or Eugene Ionesco. Sure, “An Act of God” is silly and not tremendously substantial, but hats off to Six ...

It also introduced plenty of new faces, including Catherine O'Hera's Gail, a therapist living in the Jackson community, who reveals early on that Joel, her client, killed her husband Eugene.

Certainly not a statement intended to provoke fall-about hilarity, but as the jaded villagers in Eugene Ionesco’s absurdist social satire Rhinoceros demonstrate through their blindsiding ...

Ingeniously introducing us to a provincial French town whose inhabitants morph into indomitable rhinos, when Eugène Ionesco’s Rhinoceros – an allegory of individual defiance in the face of ...

Eugène Ionesco’s 1959 absurdist play Rhinoceros has long been seen as an allegory for the rise of fascism, showing how people are gaslighted, coerced and coddled into putting up with a bizarre ...

Nothing dates as quickly as the avant-garde. 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 ...

Bear with me here, but this revival of Eugène Ionesco’s playfully absurd 1959 drama is terrific. I know, I know, this is the one where the inhabitants of a small town — groan — gradually ...

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 ...

When I was 9, I had a walk-on part in an amateur theater production of Eugène Ionesco’s absurdist 1959 masterpiece “Rhinocéros.” As the curtain went up, another boy and I ran on stage ...

Instead, I'm thinking of the Romanian-French writer Eugène Ionesco's 1959 absurdist play ... if we think our mask is our true face, we will protect it with fabrications even at the cost of ...