Rhinoceros, and Other Plays Comfort Food It's like she's stepped into

It's like she's stepped into the pages of a glittering new novel

In eight riveting [and] lovely (San Francisco Chronicle) stories

And between forest and family is translation

of the nearly 25

Eugenia will have to figure out why before it's too late

Rhinoceros, and Other Plays Comfort Food It's like she's stepped intoBy: Eugne Ionesco Published by Grove Press, 1960 In Rhinoceros, as in his earlier plays, Ionesco startles audiences with a world that invariably erupts in explosive laughter and nightmare anxiety. A rhinoceros suddenly appears in a small town, tramping through its peaceful streets. Soon there are two, then three, until the "movement" is universal: a transformation of average citizens into beasts, as they learn to move with the times. Finally, only one