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Rhinocerosby Eugene Ionesco

1997-1998
The Bald Soprano
Woyzcek
Endgame
Action

1999
Edmond
The Danube
Firebugs
Marat/Sade

2000
Curse of the Starving Class
Jack, or The Submission
and
The Future Is In Eggs
The Cherry Orchard

2001
Lakeboat
Ajax
The Curious Sofa
Arcadia

2002
Blood Wedding
RHINOCEROS
Henry 5

2003
Machinal
Happy Days
Balm in Gilead

                                                                 SUMMER 2002

This absurdist masterpiece explores the ridiculous and frightening isolation of a person who tries to retain individuality. Will you capitulate?

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Featuring: Rob McLean, Kurt Ehrmann, Mechelle Moe, Steve Wilson, Amanda Putman, Eric Roach, Ryan Bollettino, Heidi Gottcent, Chris Cintron, Carrie Layne, Nick Digilio, and Manny Tamayo

Directed by: Sean Graney
§  "...only a director as adept at both light and dark themes as the Hypocrites' Sean Graney has a hope of pulling it off...", "The result is a production as mind blasting as Ionesco's script." - Jack Helbig, Chicago Reader

§ "The Hypocrites’ production features a malleable, outstanding cast", "...Graney really enables us to connect with Ionesco’s piercingly timeless words." - Lucia Mauro, Chicago Theater
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