Before writing the play Hunger and Thirst, he produced a work about a dramatist's dilemma involving a corpse next door that is overgrowing, a play subtitled "How to Get Rid of It."
A work of his features a protagonist that is tired of acting in a play, and tells some monks that he "believes in soup."  Before writing the play Hunger and Thirst, he produced a work about a dramatist's dilemma involving a corpse next door that is overgrowing, a play subtitled "How to Get Rid of It." In addition to Amedee, he also wrote about a professor who kills a pupil out of frustrated domination, and more famously, a work in which the Fire Chief tells a story to the Smiths and the Martins while they repeat nonsense poems. FTP name this dramatist of The Lesson and The Bald Soprano who described how Berenger and those around him turn into Rhinoceros.
A work of his features a protagonist that is tired of acting in a play, and tells some monks that he "believes in soup."  
Eugène {Ionesco}