Titlebook: Contemporary French Theatre and Performance; Clare Finburgh (Senior Lecturer in Modern Drama),C Book 2011 Palgrave Macmillan, a division o

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From , of , to Performance of ‘Textual Material’re in France’ (1991: 123; my translation).. By this he meant that theatre had finally liberated itself from being seen as dependent on literature, and that the art of . had come to be recognized in its own right. The energy behind this achievement came in large part from the expanding decentralizati

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The Construction and Production of Performanceate a new production is the hallmark of originality, of a unique position, of risks taken by those participating in the theatrical process.. Theatre directing is usually associated with staging these events. When, thanks to the organizational ability of the director, theatrical signs are prepared an

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Théatre du Grabuge: Ethics, Politics and Communityf and for greater democracy. However, what democracy actually means in this context has been repeatedly questioned, with all parties concerned (government ministers, artistic directors and theatre makers) arguing fiercely over the best way to define it and to proceed. Whereas artists such as Romain

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Amateurism and the ‘DIY’ Aesthetic: Grand Magasin and Phillipe Quesne Touzé and Joris Lacoste, is located in an artistic field that defies disciplinary definition. From roughly the start of the 1990s, each of these solo artists and companies has, in turn, abandoned classical dance and text-based theatre in order to create new choreographies and dramaturgies that are