Eugene Ionesco described his play of as a tragic spectacle of human life reduced to passionless automatism through bourgeois convention and the fossilization of language. The people in this play have no hunger and absolutely no conscious desire. This definitely does not mean that they are boring, in fact, quite the contrary. It is amazing how they subconsciously realize their dilemma and take a few risks to break down the walls of an all too familiar comfort zone. The struggle to escape, and the denial that walks hand in hand with it, eventually leads to an explosion - which is quite useless, because everything ends right back where it started.
Block bookings are welcome and are charged at the same rate as student tickets.