Kyle Sturdivant is perhaps Houston theater’s most fearless actor. His considerable ego is consumed in Eugène Ionesco’s most famous play, Rhinoceros (1959), as his character, condescending functionary Jean, transforms into a fierce ungulate, stomping the ground, sniffing his friend, frantically searching his forehead for the first hint of a horn, lowering his voice to a
CATASTROPHIC THEATRE has decided to launch its new season with a revival of Eugene Ionesco’s absurdist masterpiece Rhinoceros. It’s a classic from 1959, and inspired by the fascism and nazism of World War II Europe. In the three-act script, a small French town slowly sees its inhabitants turn into rhinoceroses until only one man remains,
It’s funny that Tamarie Cooper is afraid of cockroaches, because when a nuclear war comes, the only things left will be these bugs and her cast for the Tamarie Cooper SHOW! It’s true, they seem unstoppable. 30 years and 29 shows, and the girl has helped write more musicals than just about anyone you could