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Vaillancourt-Léonard, Sophie. "Le rôle de l’auteur dramatique au sein de collectifs de création : deux études de cas : BUREAUtopsie du Théâtre Niveau parking et Mémoire vive du théâtre les Deux mondes." Thesis, Université Laval, 2011. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2011/28598/28598.pdf.
Full textBoucher, Gabrielle. "Les figures du fou dans la dramaturgie québécoise : portraits esthétiques." Thesis, Université d'Ottawa / University of Ottawa, 2016. http://hdl.handle.net/10393/35527.
Full textJaubert, Claire. "De l'emprunt à l'empreinte : les dramaturgies ducharmiennes." Phd thesis, Université Michel de Montaigne - Bordeaux III, 2013. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00994475.
Full textGraham, Catherine (Catherine Elizabeth). "Dramaturgy and community-building in Canadian popular theatre : English Canadian, Québécois, and native approaches." Thesis, McGill University, 1996. http://digitool.Library.McGill.CA:80/R/?func=dbin-jump-full&object_id=42044.
Full textGraham, Catherine. "Dramaturgy and community-building in Canadian popular theatre, English Canadian, Québécois, and Native approaches." Thesis, National Library of Canada = Bibliothèque nationale du Canada, 1997. http://www.collectionscanada.ca/obj/s4/f2/dsk2/ftp03/NQ29949.pdf.
Full textHemmerlé, Marie-Aude. "Représentations et figurations des dramaturgies québécoises contemporaines de Normand Chaurette à Daniel Danis." Thesis, Paris 3, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010PA030144.
Full textTo consider Québec contemporary drama means to work on singularity and implies taking other routes than the one leading to the crisis of the dramatic form. This thesis demonstrates how some playwrights operate a double movement of representation and figuration that renews the dramatic form. Despite its state of decomposition, those writings manage to sustain the imprint of the story and of the character thanks to the omnipresence of the fiction. The playwrights keep on being storytellers but the narrative strategies used are no longer an evidence and therefore generate a questioning of the character that further transforms itself into an essential agent of combinations previously explored. If the possibilities of the fiction are growing from traditional structures, they feed themselves from facts coming from the character and, conversely – an equivocal entity emerges and interrogates other modality of presence within the text and on stage. By an exacerbation of the sensations within the speech, the character transforms itself into an espace esthésiogène. This approach is not related to a radicalisation of the form or of the content; its evolution is part of an historical continuity and is connected to a new development in Québec drama. A dramaturgy of the “in between” emerges, a dramaturgy of the disturbed land, favourable to metamorphosis and experience. Story and character appear as medias touching all aspects of the drama. The character becomes the substance of the narrative and the fable gives shape to the character, the action focuses on the story to be told. The persistence and the mutation of this data have repercussions within levels of speech or other spatial-temporal frames. A certain instability settles in and allows us to see porous worlds, combining reality and legend, suggesting new dramaturgical possibilities, especially for the spectator
Fortin, Mélanie. "Les lieux fictifs de la dramaturgie québécoise contemporaine : du huis clos au non-lieu." Thesis, University of Ottawa (Canada), 2001. http://hdl.handle.net/10393/9280.
Full textAubin, Maxime. "Créer et se créer : La figure de l'homosexuel créateur dans la dramaturgie québécoise depuis 1980." Thesis, Université Laval, 2009. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2009/26193/26193.pdf.
Full textPereira, André Cesar. "Jacques Ferron : o dramaturgo de um país incerto (o Quebec)." reponame:Biblioteca Digital de Teses e Dissertações da UFRGS, 2012. http://hdl.handle.net/10183/61218.
Full textO Quebec ganha cada vez mais importância em âmbito mundial, em termos econômicos, sociais e culturais. No Brasil desenvolvem-se vários trabalhos voltados à história e à cultura quebequenses no intuito de compreender as transformações dessa região francófona na América. Nosso trabalho vem ampliar esses estudos com a análise de textos produzidos nos anos 50, período que antecede um importante momento de desenvolvimento social e cultural dessa sociedade: a Revolução Tranquila. Para compreendermos as mudanças ocorridas com essa revolução, observamos os sentimentos que a antecederam, nos baseando, para isso, em uma literatura ainda não denominada quebequense. Com o intuito de realizar essa análise, utilizamos como material de pesquisa duas peças teatrais do escritor Jacques Ferron, produzidas antes da Revolução Tranquila – momento que marca o ponto de partida para a valorização das especificidades do Canadá de língua francesa. Justificamos a escolha desse autor por seu importante trabalho voltado à compreensão do Quebec; além disso, as peças selecionadas são igualmente importantes por apresentarem personagens em busca de ruptura com o passado e de valorização de algo particular. Nosso objetivo com essa dissertação é analisar as peças de Jacques Ferron, aqui trabalhadas como antecipadoras dos sentimentos sociais eclodidos na Revolução Tranquila e como anunciadoras das transformações culturais que estavam por ocorrer. Evidenciamos, ainda, a importância desse autor para a formação de uma literatura própria do Quebec, uma vez que desenvolve, por meio de suas personagens, um processo de identificação de uma identidade dita quebequense.
Rozon, Brigitte. "Se mettre à mort, se mettre au monde, le meurtre dans trois pièces de la dramaturgie gaie québécoise." Thesis, National Library of Canada = Bibliothèque nationale du Canada, 1997. http://www.collectionscanada.ca/obj/s4/f2/dsk2/ftp04/mq22391.pdf.
Full textBouchet, Pauline. ""La fabrique des voix" : l'auteur et le personnage dans les écritures théâtrales québécoises des années 2000." Thesis, Paris 3, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014PA030057.
Full textThe purpose of this doctoral thesis in drama studies is to investigate the models and practices in character writing in Quebecois drama in the years 2000, and from this investigation, which will have both a theatrical approach – through the study of plays and the elaboration of a typology of characters – and genetic – by entering into the authors’ factory to understand how they create their characters –, to identify the figure(s) of the playwright in this creative context. In Quebecois playwriting, characters still survive, while they are constantly questioned in other writing contexts. However, far from perpetuating realism as it prevails in American character writing, Quebecois authors in the years 2000 create deeply deterritorialized characters whose psychological depth disappears to make room for intertextual and metatheatrical profoundness. These creature-characters invite us into the authors’ factory to examine the sharing of voices they perform so as to circumvent North American drama’s still dominant realism. The four poles of character writing – language, body, intertext and stage – will then allow us to analyze the writing practices of several authors who belong to different generations and followed different trainings: Normand Chaurette, Daniel Danis, François Godin, Etienne Lepage and Larry Tremblay. These authors, who constantly have to deal with an otherness whether it is real – the production contexts in Quebec lead authors to interact with the other actors of drama’s creative process – or fictional – authors are deeply inhabited by others who speak through them –, find themselves demultiplied inside the writing process. It then seems that, when facing this demultiplication and the growing difficulty to make their voice heard, authors in Quebec are chosing the path of autopoiesis and using their “I” as authors in their latest creations as a material and as a supercharacter which dominates fiction. The act of writing then acquires a unified voice, constantly on the fringe of autofiction and autobiography, which inhabits plays that would may no longer be able to bring forth the other, a character which would be entirely separated from its creator’s voice
Leroux, Patrick. "Le Québec en autoreprésentation : le passage d’une dramaturgie de l’identitaire à celle de l’individu." Thesis, Paris 3, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009PA030033/document.
Full textThis thesis traces and investigates the transition in Quebec drama over the last forty years from writing driven by collective identity to writing driven by the individual. The reading of the dramatic texts draws on a socio-critical approach, identifying discursive strategies and the poetics of self-representation in a theatrical tradition seen to be borrowing its devices from intimate literature. Consequently, biographically inflected plays and epic plays reinterpreting history are studied alongside the more explicitly autobiographical, autofictional, and self-reflective works that have come to typify recent Quebec theatre production. After having been resolutely political and language-based, Quebec drama—long considered reflective of the national aspirations of a people in a state of ongoing redefinition—is now interested primarily in itself as a literary trope. Theatre practitioners have become preoccupied with the narrowing space they occupy in Quebec society. Has the social process of becoming [“le devenir” in the Deleuzian sense] been replaced by an overwhelming preoccupation with the individual sense of becoming, not as a stated exemplum, but rather as the manifestation of a sense of uniqueness? The thesis examines the emergence of a self-reflective dramaturgy celebrating the autobiographical practices its artists are engaged in. Thus theatrical discourse is again in step with social discourse in Quebec, except that the dramatic mirror is reflecting a society of individuals preoccupied with their own personal sense of accomplishment
Leroux, Patrick. "Le Québec en autoreprésentation : le passage d'une dramaturgie de l'identitaire à celle de l'individu." Phd thesis, Université de la Sorbonne nouvelle - Paris III, 2009. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00714413.
Full textMorgan-Alföldi, Aliz [Verfasser], Beatrice [Akademischer Betreuer] Bagola, and Beatrice [Gutachter] Bagola. "Les espaces transculturels de la dramaturgie québécoise : une analyse géocriticienne de la diversité entre 1975 et 1996 / Aliz Morgan-Alföldi ; Gutachter: Beatrice Bagola ; Betreuer: Beatrice Bagola." Trier : Universität Trier, 2020. http://d-nb.info/1218298294/34.
Full textRacine, Noële. "Les poètes au théâtre." Thèse, Université d'Ottawa / University of Ottawa, 2012. http://hdl.handle.net/10393/20671.
Full textBoucher, Marie-Élaine. "L'hyper-théâtralité du personnage dans la dramaturgie de Réjean Ducharme." Thèse, 2006. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/7273.
Full textMartin, Roxanne. "Chaurette devant Shakespeare : la traduction comme processus de création." Thèse, 2007. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/7283.
Full textGamache, Rachel. "Adopter Tchekhov : étude sociolinguistique de trois traductions québécoises d'Oncle Vania (1983-2001)." Thèse, 2009. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/3705.
Full textSince the beginning of the 1980’s, Quebec's theatrical milieu interest for Chekhov plays is growing. However, the translated plays do not reflect the tendency which, in the 1970’s and the 1980’s, consisted in adapting the foreign classics of theater in an ethnocentric way, especially by translating them into québécois French. For Chekhov, the translators and the practitioners seemed more worried about the dramaturgic aspects of the language than by the sociolinguistic adaptation of the plays to the context of reception. Intrigued by this phenomenon, we tried to verify and understand it by analyzing three Uncle Vania plays translated and produced in Quebec between 1983 and 2001. Our work is at the crossroads of two disciplines : traductology and dramaturgical analysis. It tries to demonstrate the strictly dramaturgic roots of the various translations strategies for Uncle Vania by studying the series of their concretizations, from the source text to the target mise en jeu. The corpus consists of two mimetic translations and a rewriting. The first play is Oncle Vania, translated by Michel Tremblay (1983), where the idiolect of Marina, one of the characters, was translated in joual in order to recreate the dramaturgic effect of the source text. In the second translation, Uncle Vanya, played in English at the Centaur Theater (1993), the lines of professor Serebryakov were translated into French by Jean-Louis Roux, the character's interpreter, and emphasize several of his characteristics. The third play of the corpus is a rewriting of Chekhov's, (Uncle) Vanya by Howard Barker, translated in Quebec by Paul Lefebvre (2001). The vulgarity of the language of this last play was translated in a semantic way, in order to recreate the show/spectator relation particular to the Barker’s Theatre of Catastrophe. These Uncle Vania’s versions are very different from one another and demonstrate that translation, as a process of dramaturgic analysis, can contribute to the criticism and the reflection on the work of Chekhov. In fact, these translations seem to participate more in the global history of the interpretation of Chekhov’s theater in French, than in a sociopolitical reading of theatrical translation in Quebec. In contributing top translation studies by the mean of dramaturgical analysis, this work also sheds new light on the history of theatrical translation in Quebec.
Réalisé en codirection avec Hélène Buzelin
Bacquet, Hélène. "Le chant des muets : mémoire, parole et mélodie dans Le Petit Köchel de Normand Chaurette, le Chant du dire-dire de Daniel Danis et Les mains bleues de Larry Tremblay ; suivi du texte dramatique Chanson de toile." Mémoire, 2007. http://www.archipel.uqam.ca/3115/1/M9684.pdf.
Full textBeaudry, Marie-Hélène. "Étude sur l'esthétique du plagiat dans trois oeuvres de Normand Chaurette ; suivie d'une récriture d'un texte dramatique à l'aide de cinq pièces de la dramaturgie québécoise : Le caractère unique du flocon." Mémoire, 2011. http://www.archipel.uqam.ca/3926/1/M11959.pdf.
Full textSt-Amand, Karolann. "Vingt-trois chambres, suivi de Aux frontières de l'identité : la remédiation du selfie dans la trilogie "Les colonies de l'image" de Guillaume Corbeil." Thèse, 2019. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/23746.
Full textThis two-part research/creation thesis focuses on the remediation of the selfie in contemporary Quebec dramaturgy, with a particular focus on its relationship to notions of identity and image. The hybrid monologue Vingt-trois chambres is divided into nineteen chapters in which the character traces in chronological order the nineteen places in which he lived. The monologue is built around a permanent dialogue between two temporalities (past and present), while the daily life of the stroll (the character who returns to his former homes and rebuilds the path of his moves) and the memory of the places respond to each other. The hybrid form is based on the establishment of a text/image device, in the way that photography and literature interact together. The second part is an essay entitled Aux frontières de l'identité: la remédiation du selfie dans la trilogie "Les colonies de l'image" de Guillaume Corbeil. The plays Nous voir nous (2013), Tu iras la chercher (2014) and Unité modèle (2016) focus on the question of the "I", on this figure that is performing and (de)constructing itself, on this self that explodes. In all three plays, the characters stage themselves or their life to escape anonymity. Social networks have transformed our lives into a succession of self-images, of self-fiction. First, I analyze how these texts and photographs create a dialogue between two temporalities and two media. The analysis then focuses on this identity under construction, confronted with a plurality of perspectives (self, other, world).
Gagné, Julie. "Imaginaire et usages du froid dans les pratiques scéniques et dramaturgiques du théâtre québécois contemporain : étude d'Agaguk et de Roche, papier, couteau." Mémoire, 2013. http://www.archipel.uqam.ca/5933/1/M13219.pdf.
Full textGascon-Detuncq, Camille. "Le Centre des auteurs dramatiques (CEAD) : action structurante et trajectoire (1965-1980)." Thèse, 2018. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/23732.
Full textThe influence of the Centre des auteurs dramatiques (CEAD) on the emergence and future of Quebec and French-Canadian theatre is undeniable. However, its trajectory, as well as its action, have not yet been the subject of an in-depth study. This thesis therefore proposes, based on a detailed analysis of the CEAD archives themselves, a first historical study of its first fifteen years of existence, from 1965, the year it was founded, to 1980. We first try to identify the particular context from which the organization was created in order to reveal its uniqueness and to understand how the founders, who are all playwrights, reflected on their place in the theatre community. We then propose an analysis of the trajectory of the CEAD during the short but turbulent period from 1968 to 1980, when the organization, with more corporatist than political aims, had to deal with the dazzling emergence of the committed theatre and the movement of collective creation, rejecting in particular the figure of the dramatic author. This thesis is intended as a contribution to historical research on theatre in Quebec.
Hains, Lyne. "Voix de mères et voix de filles dans le théâtre des femmes au Québec depuis 1960." Thèse, 2010. http://www.archipel.uqam.ca/3434/1/D1950.pdf.
Full textCyr, Catherine. "Imaginaires du féminin chez Dominick Parenteau-Lebeuf et résonances interdiscursives dans l'élaboration du texte dramatique Les dormantes." Thèse, 2012. http://www.archipel.uqam.ca/5276/1/D2388.pdf.
Full textCharafeddine, Nadine. "La théâtralisation de l'exil dans la dramaturgie migrante au Québec (1980-2010)." Thèse, 2018. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/21717.
Full textVéricel, Ludivine. "Des masques et des marques, après la catastrophe : étude comparée des oeuvres de Normand Chaurette et de Daniel Danis." Mémoire, 2012. http://www.archipel.uqam.ca/5009/1/M12572.pdf.
Full textLemay, Dominique. "L'oeuvre dramaturgique d'Yvette Ollivier Mercier-Gouin : un parcours aux frontières de l'institution littéraire québécoise." Mémoire, 2009. http://www.archipel.uqam.ca/1907/1/M10749.pdf.
Full textNepveu-Villeneuve, Maude. ""Émerger pour le temps des partages" : la scène comme lieu de restauration de l'unité communautaire dans Celle-là, Cendres de cailloux et Le chant du Dire-Dire de Daniel Danis." Mémoire, 2013. http://www.archipel.uqam.ca/5740/1/M13013.pdf.
Full textMarquis-Gravel, Marianne. "L’excès et la saturation dans la dramaturgie québécoise contemporaine : Faire des enfants d’Éric Noël, Ainsi parlait d’Étienne Lepage et Nous voir nous de Guillaume Corbeil." Thèse, 2016. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/18714.
Full textThis present master’s dissertation is based on the fact that excess and saturation are some of the recurring themes of Quebec’s contemporary drama. If these themes are present in a lot of plays, they extend uncannily in a unique way in some of them. This particularity is revealed by the analysis of three important and recent Quebec plays, which are Faire des enfants by Éric Noël, Ainsi parlait by Étienne Lepage and Nous voir nous by Guillaume Corbeil. Our sociocritic study of these plays allows to point out the fact that they mobilize, take over and transform different sociolects, discursive fragments, ideological programs, languages and ways of talking or thinking that are swarming in the contemporary social discourse. By the work they do on the “already there”, each of the plays offers a critical and original glance on the present living together. As different as their critical process may be, a comparative study of these texts however leads to show that they converge in an oxymoronic representation of the modern individual, always ambivalent between overfill and lack.
Grondines, Véronique. "Les nouvelles représentations dramaturgiques de la femme au Québec (2000-2010) : Fanny Britt, Evelyne de la Chenelière et Jennifer Tremblay, un féminisme diversifié." Thèse, 2013. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/10697.
Full textCan contemporary Quebec feminine drama be considered feminist? This master’s dissertation answers in the affirmative. It demonstrates that the new women’s theatre is still feminist, but more complex and more diversified than in the 1970s and 80s, as it tends to blend the intimate and the social. The plays of Fanny Britt (Chaque jour, 2011), Evelyne de la Chenelière (L’Imposture, 2009), and Jennifer Tremblay (La Liste, 2008), offer innovative elements in their dramatic portrayal of women, as they focus on three themes: the media, motherhood and men-women relations. By comparing the plays with one another, as well as with important plays from past decades, it will be shown that Chaque jour, L’Imposture and La Liste renew the representation of women in Quebec theatre and society. Finally, this dissertation will address the links between this contemporary feminist theatre and the third wave feminist discourse.
Coulombe, Émilie. "Une mémoire oublieuse : théorie et pratique de l'énonciation de l'acteur chez Larry Tremblay, Daniel Danis et Christian Lapointe." Thèse, 2016. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/16112.
Full textBased on the concealment of verbal memory by theatrical theory, this master’s dissertation questions the memorial exercise of contemporary actors from the memory/oblivion dialectic in the enunciation theories and practices of Larry Tremblay, Daniel Danis and Christian Lapointe. The first chapter focuses on the main foundations of enunciation defended in the theoretical discourses of the practioners – Le crâne des théâtres (Tremblay), « La mémoire intime au théâtre » (Danis), « Petit guide de l’apparition à l’usage de ceux qu’on ne voit pas » (Lapointe) –, more specifically in the value they place on verbal memory. The second chapter shows that their dramatic texts – The Dragonfly of Chicoutimi (Tremblay), Mille anonymes (Danis), Sepsis (Lapointe) – also undertake a slant to learning by heart. Finally, the third chapter seeks to define the concept of forgetful memory in the light of which the theories and practices of Tremblay, Danis and Lapointe can be analyzed and to identify some implications in their staging.