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Alyona Besser |
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Rhinoceros Eugene Ionesco
One fine day, the slow-paced life of a little French town is irreparably changed, as its residents overnight begin to transform into rhinos. There is only one weak and spineless individual who fails to conform to the new trend. How easy is it to remain yourself in the world ruled by collective truths? Can one person avoid the authority of the majority? How and why does the collective consciousness mutate? - The ideas of Eugene Ionesco’s plays can often be reduced to a single fantastical formula, but in order to turn them into a stage production, director requires a rich imagination and the mastery of psychological theater techniques. Ivan Popovski has both.
- Olga Fuks, Vechernyaya Moskva
Opening night: February 17, 2006 Running time: 3 hours 20 minutes with one intermission |