THE RHINOS
October 20, 2026 at 8:00 PM
Stage of the "Ion Dacian" National Operetta and Musical Theatre Bucharest
Who knows until when something is natural and when denaturation / disfigurement begins? What is normal and what is abnormal? Are rhinos beautiful or monstrous? Who is superior, morality or nature? Is it better to fall in line or to remain alone in the world?
- Duration: 3h (with intermission)
- Recommended age: 16+
- Performance in Hungarian with translation into Romanian and English
- The performance contains intense smoke, as well as strong sound and light effects.
- Co-producers: Figura Stúdió Theatre Gheorgheni and "Tamási Áron" Theatre Sfântu Gheorghe
Sunday morning, somewhere, in the suffocating atmosphere of a small French town, a rhinoceros trots down the street.
What can be done in such a situation? Whom should you call? In fact, should you even deal with it? The eccentric Bérenger is so hungover that he can't be bothered with this, but later the subject shatters his peace, as the rhinos are becoming more and more numerous. Little by little, they are swarming the entire city. Some say they have a natural innocence. But who knows until when something is natural and when denaturalization / disfigurement begins? What is normal and what is abnormal? Are rhinos beautiful or monstrous? Who is superior, morality or nature? Is it better to fall in line or to remain alone in the world?
by Eugène Ionesco
Translation: Dezső Mészöly
Dramaturgy: Réka Dálnoky
Direction: László Bocsárdi
Set Design: József Bartha
Costumes: Zsuzsi Szőke
Choreography: Zsuzsanna Vass
Original Music: Magor Bocsárdi
Light design: Tamás Bányai
Cast:
Berenger: Bence Kónya-Ütő
Jean: Tibor Pálffy
Daisy: Boróka Göllner
Dudard: Zénó Faragó
Botard: Gellért Pignitzky
Old Man: László Szakács
Logician: Dezső Derzsi
Housewife: Boróka Bartha
Groceress: Boglár Tamás
Grocer: Norbert-László Moșu
Mr. Papillon: Lóránt-László Márton
Mrs. Boeuf: Annamária D. Albu
A firefighter and the old man's voice: Lehel-András Barti
Waitress and the old man's wife's voice: Tamara Pascu