One of this author's plays is set in a "radiant city" home to a man who shows people a "picture of the colonel" before murdering them.
One of this author's plays is set in a "radiant city" home to a man who shows people a "picture of the colonel" before murdering them. In another of his works, a deaf-mute orator arrives and the Old Man and Woman drown themselves after an invisible emperor shows up. One play by this author of The Killer and The (*) Chairs sees Mrs. Smith note that she always wears her hair in the same style after the fire chief makes a remark about the title singer. In this author's most famous play, Mr. Boeuf turns into the title animal while talking with Berenger. For ten points, identify this absurdist French-Romanian author of The Bald Soprano and Rhinoceros.
One of this author's plays is set in a "radiant city" home to a man who shows people a "picture of the colonel" before murdering them.
Eugene {Ionesco}