Word: rhinocerosã
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...make a racial slur, I’m okay.” The Winthrop House resident and French concentrator has been acting in and directing shows since his freshman spring—this year Burkle directed Eugene Ionesco’s existential face “Rhinoceros?? and his own translation of French playwright Jules Romain’s “Knock.” But he didn’t consider applying to give a Class Day address until his roommate reminded him about the competition 40 minutes before the deadline. He cranked out 14 pages...
Gesturing wildly in the air, a logician concludes that Socrates was in fact a cat while a townsperson-turned-rhinoceros roams the village. The Harvard-Radcliffe Dramatic Club (HRDC) production of absurdist playwright Eugène Ionesco’s “Rhinoceros?? shines when presenting such over-the-top antics; but true victory lies in its profound and stirring interpretation of the work’s dark underlying themes...
...surface, “Rhinoceros?? deals with the humorously inexplicable transformation of the inhabitants of a quiet French village into rhinoceri, an epidemic that consumes everyone but the protagonist, Berenger (Eric D. Lang...
...people find [“Rhinoceros??] very ridiculous, and almost everyone has seen a bad production of it because when I say it to a lot of people they wince…but I find it actually to be both very funny and very scary at the end. It has a lot of sociological implications and I used to [concentrate in] French and sociology—now I’m just French—so I always loved theatre that’s about creating a world and a whole society, building something totally new. So that?...