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I also read a lot of plays, of which my favorites are Donald Margulies' "Dinner With Friends", Eugene Ionesco 's "Rhinoceros" and "The Bald Soprano", and Anton Chekov's "The Dangers of Tobacco".
sartre, ionesco .
i love reading plays (not as much as seeing them, but whatever) especially ionesco .
The name that playwright Test
Hi! This test shouldn't be hard if you know your theatre at all. Just name the playwright for each play. ...
The Name That Playwright Part Two Test
Hi! And welcome to my Name That Playwright Part Two Test. If you didn't take the first one, you should try it! Its a little easier than this one. Le... ...
The Bumper Erudition Test
Hi! And welcome to my Bumper Erudition Test. I'll be using advanced logic, astronomical analysis, and rocket science to determine how erudite, intelli... ...
The French Literature Test
Welcome to my French Literature Test. I'll try to measure how much you know of French literature - novels, books, poetry and theatre alike. You ... ...
The Show your erudition - Level 1 Test
Show off your command of bookish knowledge (the kind that you don't learn by simply standing by the water cooler) by taking this test. It will measure... ...
La cantante calva by Eugene Ionesco
La obra “La Cantante Calva” de Eugene Ionesco no se puede catalogar
de pertenecer a un teatro psicológico, ni a un teatro simbolista,
ni social , ... Ionesco a través de su obra se propone romper
con toda ley literaria y metafísica, por lo cual sus personajes y
sus respectivas personalidades
an excerpt from La Cantatrice chauve
This is an excerpt from my favorite French play called La
Cantatrice chuave, by Eugene Ionesco. ... (Ionesco, La Cantatrice Chauve)
the bald soprano!
The Bald Soprano, Eugene Ionesco’s first play, was written after
attempting to learn English from a primer. The obvious truisms in
this primer, meant for the novice English speaker, struck Ionesco
with their astonishing simplicity ... strange and disturbing experience, Ionesco set out to
translate
Which of these four is sexiest?
Within the past few years
I've read works by Leroux, Ionesco, and Camus untranslated.
"The Guest" by Albert Camus
I
am just old enough to have met Ionesco, and I knew Barney Rosset
professionally and socially.
Social Satire in the modern era
Aristophanes, Horace, and Juvenal all used satire to condemn
those they felt were wronging their city-states or their nation;
and, as we have on, , authors and playwrights like Swift, Ionesco,
Pope, Gilbert & Sullivan, and Molière have all used social
satire to affect political thought.
