Rick On Theater

My unmediated impressions and thoughts on, especially, theater and other topics of interest to me.

Showing posts with label Eugene Ionesco. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Eugene Ionesco. Show all posts
17 July 2013

Three Ionesco Plays (2004)

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[Last 2 July, I published Kirk Woodward’s “Eugene Ionesco,” a consideration of the Absurdist playwright that’s based on Kirk's notes...
02 July 2013

Eugene Ionesco

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by Kirk Woodward [Twenty-five years ago, my friend Kirk Woodward, a frequent contributor to this blog, attended a talk by the great 20t...
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15 October 2012

'Rhinoceros'

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In 1953, the world première of Samuel Beckett’s Waiting for Godot opened in Paris and Western theater changed forever.   It was the heigh...
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Rick
After college and the army, I studied acting and theater; I have an MFA in Acting and uncompleted Ph.D. in Performance Studies (ABD). I have worked as an actor, director, dramaturg/literary advisor, critic/reviewer, essayist, editor, and teacher of theater and acting (studio/conservatory, college, high school, and middle school). Several years ago, some theater friends who don't live in New York anymore asked me to keep them informed about what I see and I began sending them detailed, opinionated e-mails.
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