Join us at our annual Alumni Theatre Night for a performance of Rhinoceros, by Eugene Ionesco, directed by Martha Ross and produced by the Waterloo Drama department.
Ionesco wrote Rhinoceros in 1959 as a critique of neo-Fascism that took hold in parts of Europe after WWII. This story is about the bourgeois inhabitants of a French town who one by one turn into rhinoceri until they become a mindless and savage herd, that is, all of the inhabitants except the ‘Everyman’ character of Berenger.
In the video below, director Martha Ross and play lead Alan Shonfield talk about this year’s play and explain why you should join us for the performance.
Important Information:
*The performance will be in the revamped Modern Languages Building.
*Free parking is available on campus however space is limited. Once the HV and H-lot is full you will be required to pay for your own parking in C-lot, payments can be made with coins or credit card at the blue machines ($5 for the evening).
*Latecomers will not be admitted into the theatre.
*Payments will not be taken at the door, tickets will not be provided. Seating in the theatre will be available on a first-come, first-served basis.
For more information on Rhinoceros please visit performance's official page.