[This is just for Amedee]: 
 Well, what a strange play. I greatly enjoyed the "try to keep things normal" while something greatly abnormal is occurring in the vicinity (that is, Amedee and his wife, Madeleine, are an unhappily married couple with a corpse that is growing in their house). There were a couple of sections that, without more research or a more thorough investigation of Ionesco and his theatre, were too much. In some cases, it felt like filling time (the dream/play sequence). 
 Of course the ending, where all normalcy is completely broken, is a climax of the absurd and bizarre (more in the alternate ending than the three Act version) that I truly long to see. In fact, this would be a very interesting play to see staged. 
 I would never want to actually be in charge of directing this, though. The technical elements of this play ... that's a nightmare that would grow and grow and grow ...