Written in 1959 by Eugène Ionesco, 'Rhinoceros' is one of the fundamental works of the theatre of the absurd and one of the most celebrated political parables of the 20th century. In a small town, the inhabitants begin inexplicably to turn into rhinoceroses. As the phenomenon spreads, what at first provokes astonishment, fear and repulsion gradually becomes common, desirable and, in the end, almost impossible to avoid. Ionesco thus builds a play about the contagion of ideas, conformity, the seduction of collective force and the difficulty of the existence of an I when everyone chooses to belong to a We. Tickets on sale HERE. Information: [email protected]. Organisation: Teatro Experimental de Cascais, with the support of the Cascais Municipal Council.