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Lynne B. McCusker,Christian Baerlocherlized theatre had been dazzled by the visits to France of productions by, first, Jerzy Grotowski, then Robert Wilson, then Tadeusz Kantor. Inspired by these examples, many young directors saw their future in the exploration of all the corporeal and visual aspects of theatre production. Roger Plancho

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Analysing Orientations in Policy,nstitutes French national identity is on the governmental agenda, a number of artists persist in their attempts to realize the Utopian aims of . with refreshed methods (see David Bradby, Chapter 1 in this volume). This chapter, based on the study of the . by Théatre du Grabuge, purports to analyse o

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Studies in History and Philosophy of Science .. reverberates with a much neglected Catholic tradition in French thought and theatre, and at the same time challenges French republican secularism not because of its differences from French postmodern dance, but rather because of what it has in common with the latter.