Ionesco Visits Brazil Amid Absurd Theatre Discourse
Romanian-born playwright Eugene Ionesco spoke in French to about 2,000 listeners in Rio de Janeiro, lecturing on death, directors, and women during a Brazilian tour organized by the French Consulate. He downplayed genius, noted his fame did not erase human misery, and said women have long played important but unappreciated roles.
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