Danny Braun, a documentary contributor and reporter, teams up with Marie-France Ionesco, daughter of absurdist playwright Eugène Ionesco, to delve into the chaotic brilliance of absurdist theatre. They discuss how Ionesco’s plays, such as The Bald Soprano, critique language and conformity amidst the backdrop of postwar Paris. Marie-France shares personal anecdotes about her father's creative process, while Braun highlights the continuing relevance of Ionesco’s themes in today's political landscape, including modern social movements and the dangers of misinformation.
