It may be hard to imagine how one can take a play about people turning into rhinoceroses and push it even further over the edge of reality. But imagination is hardly lacking in a theatre company whose artistic mission incorporates puppets. Not only does Mum Puppet theatre's vision adjust Eugene Ionesco's post-war absurdist "Rhinoceros" for a 21st century audience, it takes his ideas one step further, in a subtly brilliant piece of theatre.
What's in a name? A lot of crafty beer companies give funny names to their brews. One strange name, for example, is #9. What kind of beer is that? Sure it's a good beer, but you'd have no idea what you drinking until to crack one open and take a sip. You don't know what you are getting yourself into.
Before you read World War Z, make sure you remind yourself that zombies don't actually exist. If you fail to take my advice, I cannot promise you a full night's sleep. It's the not-too-distant future, and humanity is recovering from almost certain extinction.
