Eugène Ionesco's Theatre in Paris (1950–1975)

1. Ionesco becomes a French citizen

   Jan 1, 1950Labels: Eug ne, French citizenship

   • Ionesco bio

2. The Bald Soprano premieres at Noctambules

   May 11, 1950Labels: The Bald, Th tre

   • The Bald Soprano
   • Le Figaro

3. The Lesson premieres at Théâtre de Poche-Montparnasse

   Jan 1, 1951Labels: The Lesson, Th tre

   • La Le on
   • Huchette

4. The Chairs premieres at Théâtre Lancry

   Apr 22, 1952Labels: The Chairs, Th tre

   • Les Chaises
   • Huchette

5. Victims of Duty premieres at Théâtre du Quartier Latin

   Feb 1, 1953Labels: Victims of, Th tre

   • Victimes
   • Ionesco dk

6. Amédée premieres at Théâtre de Babylone

   Apr 10, 1954Labels: Am d, Th tre

   • Am d e
   • Roger Viollet

7. The Bald Soprano begins its Huchette run

   Feb 16, 1957Labels: The Bald, Th tre

   • Le Figaro
   • Huchette

8. The Killer opens in Paris (Théâtre Récamier)

   Feb 27, 1959Labels: The Killer, Th tre

   • Ionesco dk

9. Rhinoceros begins Paris run at the Odéon

   Jan 25, 1960Labels: Rhinoceros, Od on-Th

   • Britannica
   • Rhinoc ros

10. Exit the King premieres at Alliance Française

    Dec 13, 1962Labels: Exit the, Alliance Fran

    • BnF
    • Le Figaro

11. A Stroll in the Air opens at the Odéon

    Jan 1, 1963Labels: A Stroll, Od on-Th

    • Pi ton

12. Hunger and Thirst premieres at the Comédie-Française

    Feb 28, 1966Labels: Hunger and, Com die-Fran

    • Hunger Thirst
    • Ionesco dk

13. Ionesco takes his seat at the Académie française

    Feb 25, 1971Labels: Acad mie, Eug ne

    • Acad mie
    • Acad mie

14. Macbett premieres at Alliance Française

    Jan 1, 1972Labels: Macbett, Alliance Fran

    • Macbett

15. The Huchette “Ionesco Show” becomes a Paris fixture

    Jan 1, 1975Labels: Th tre, Ionesco double-bill

    • Huchette
    • Huchette wiki