Rhinoceros

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02 Oct - 10 Oct 15 | In the Studio

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The Questors present

Rhinoceros

by Eugène Ionesco, translated by Derek Prouse

Classic of twentieth-century Theatre of the Absurd

France. Paris. The left bank. A cafe. A packet of Gauloises. A man and woman. A rhinoceros... A rhinoceros?!

Just before the student riots and revolution there was a mass outbreak of rhinoceritis. Irresistible objects meet an immovable set of values and all hell breaks loose in Ionesco's mad, funny, absurdist play.

Discover this twentieth-century European classic of "Theatre of the Absurd", blending surreal events with social observation.

Suitable for ages 11+
Contains some smoke

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£14 (£12 conc, £7 under-16/student), final Fri/Sat £17 (£14 conc, £9 under-16/student)

Bargain Tickets only £7 on 2 October