Articles about Rhinoceros
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This is the second black rhino to be born at the zoo in 26 years and only the tenth in St. Louis Zoo history
Erotic, Engaging Psycho-Social Struggle by Daniel Joseph Lilly The evening with Theatre Rhinoceros, at the Eureka Theater, begins with the silhouette of Artistic Director John Fisher as Dr. …
Millennial Notes McCraney's Brothers Battle "Big Brother" by Tyler Jeffreys The Theatre Rhinoceros' production of "The Brothers Size" presents a hot-blooded, choreographed drama, lyrically d…
Rhinoceros
Off Off Broadway, The Seeing Place Theater at the Lynn Redgrave Theater
Reviewed by Sydney Arndt
BOTTOM LINE: A necessary and timely play about the power of group mentality and …
by JK Clarke There hasn't been a more appropriate time in quite a while to stage Eugène Ionesco's Rhinoceros, and The Seeing Place Theater is to be commen…
With conformity on the march, Ionesco's Rhinoceros remains as timely as ever.
Rhinofest, Curious Theatre Branch's fringe theater festival, continues through Sunday, February 28, at Prop Theatr (3502 N. Elston). Now in its 27th year, the fest has departed from its usua…
Theater companies attempting the plays of the great absurdist Eugène Ionesco invariably run into the perplexing problem of how to handle some of the lengthy, rambling, and arguably tedious …
First question: Why does Chicago's longest running multi-arts fringe festival bear the name of a huge, thick-skinned, increasingly rare horned beast known for wallowing in the mud? As it hap…
Théâtre de la Ville's absurdist Ionesco production is stylish and sinister but tramples over the horror of the piece, Sarah Hemming writes
Quel désastre, Britons: we live in a neglected nation! Our country may have entertained Shakespeare when he wasn’t fantasising about Italy, but come the mid-twentieth century and the …
The Barbican has launched a fascinating surrealist season, Dancing around Duchamp, which traces the influence of Marcel Duchamp (think urinal as an art exhibit) in dance, music and theatre, …
I laughed quite a bit going round the exhibition to which the Barbican's latest theatre events are tied, The Bride and the Bachelors. Pioneer Marcel Duchamp's 1921 "Readymade" Why Not Sneeze…
Matt Reznek and Georgia Beaty (photo: Tim Matheson)A herd of rhinos storms the UBC stageTheatre students do Ionesco's work justice in a strong and smart productionby Chris Lane UBC Theatre s…
On this date in 1961, Eugene Ionesco's absurdist allegory Rhinoceros premiered on Broadway at the Longacre Theatre.
The Théâtre de la Ville of Paris is presenting Eugène Ionesco's "Rhinoceros" at the Brooklyn Academy of Music through Saturday.
Eugene Ionesco's 1959 absurdist masterpiece has been performed over the years as both a high comedy and a dark tragedy. In Emmanuel Demarcy-Mota’s viscerally charged new staging, the t…
Any piece of theater in which one human after another turns into a thundering African mammal inherently requires as much theatricality as a director can lavish, and that's exactly what Emman…
New Yorkers will get a rare treat when Eugene Ionesco's absurdist classic, Rhinocéros, takes to the stage at Brooklyn Academy of Music's Howard Gilman Opera House, October 4-6, as part of …
Eugene Ionesco's absurdist tale always feels drawn out, but in a visiting Theatre de la Ville-Paris production, its horror shakes the foundations.Emmanuel Demarcy-Mota's smart, sleek product…
I’m glad I can speak French to something of an intermediate level because nobody told me this was a bilingual performance, and French theatre company Theatraverse weren’t going e…
This is a fast paced production, and will leave your mind slightly dented. In a political climate that fosters wing nuts of all kinds, this piece will make you scratch your head and think fo…
