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Eugène Ionesco was one of the great artistic figures of Montparnasse of the years 60. Father of the "theatre of the absurd" - to which he preferred the word "unusual" - author of many pieces that still travel the world: Rhinoceros, The Bald Singer, Chairs, The King is dying... Ionesco marked the second part of the twentieth century with his desperate lucidity, to which he contrasts an inimitable comic inventiveness. His work is carried by an intense mystical quest.
Judith Magre and Eric Naulleau continue their journey among the poets by inviting in their now legendary duo this rare visionary writer who said: "The truth is in the imagination". Believe it!