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Europe.
Writting out of a disgust at the all-too-human ten dency of people in all timeand places to let themselves be carried off by mass hysterias, Ionesco in this play tells a hilarious fable about how all the citizens of a town are suddenly swept by a craze to become rhinocer oses.
All but one, that is. Hall will portray an office clerk who resists the temptation to join the crowd of stupid, lumbering beasts, thickskinned and scant of brain.
Hostetter will be seen as his conforming friend and will play the famous scene in which, bit by bit, he grunts and plunges his way into becoming a roaring, cavorting perissodactyl.
The plot gets under way on the terrace of a cafe facing the main square of a
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