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Roux, Louise. "Les utopies pragmatiques : étude du "collectif" théâtral à partir de trois processus de création du XXIème siècle : Collectif F 71, D'ores et déjà, Spectacle-Laboratoire." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Paris 8, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015PA080016.
Full textFrom the comparative study of tree dramatic creation processes - D’ores et déjà, Collectif F71 and Spectacle-laboratoire – this thesis try to understand the concept of “collective” at ideological and esthetical levels, as it been developed in the French public theatre between 2003 and 2014. We show that the collectives, discovering that marge has disappeared in capitalistic organization of cultural economy and without concrete program for the “new man” to propose, focused their resistance in their creation processes, political because collective. They’ve accomplished works in tune with complexity of theirs time, realizing an “open work” - as defying Umberto Eco - in representation itself. Anchored in real, polyphonic, experimental, non-closed and perpetually moving, this work induce a democratic conception of audiences’ activity and reactive some of the sixties’ collective creations’ discoveries. This idea of theatre as realization by the collective of the “open work” in the representation is a pragmatic utopia. Picture of part of society’s ideology, searching of sense and action, the pragmatic utopia allows a renewal of theatrical esthetic and a revitalization of the public theatre: a contemporary and avant-gardist way to revive the “artistic theater” as “exclusive theatre for everyone”
Harmat, Hélène. "L'équivoque de la simplicité : une approche des arts de la scène en France autour de l'an 2000." Toulouse 2, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006TOU20012.
Full textStarting from an observation of today's scenic practices (dance and theatre), I was led to ponder upon the basic ambivalence of the creative process, which, indeed, establishes a link between the construction of an individual language and the desire to revive universal significations. What kind of glance, what kind of language manages to start resonating in us the right overtones of what we do not perceive consciously, to make us feel, beyond diversity, an original simplicity--without being for all that over-simplistic ? This question clearly reaches far beyond the theme of scenic creation, but it crystallizes in it, and the theatre is a privileges place where we can examine it. The imagination of simplicity can be tackled in two different ways : the former one, which is based upon dualistic thinking, tends to create an unequivocal vision of reality, expressing itself through alternatives or substitutions ; as for the latter one, it attemps to reveal the ambivalence of reality without erasing it, preferring superimposing procedures and accepted contradictions ; it proposes an art in which devices fall back, releasing extra significances the very instant they threaten to disappear. This "equivocal simplicity" enables the relationship between the individual and the community to be relevant again and it makes it possible for us to readjust the definition of our methods for apprehending reality. It indicates a simultaneously aesthetic, political and philosophical approach which contemporary thinking is thoroughly imbued with
Roux, Louise. "Les utopies pragmatiques : étude du "collectif" théâtral à partir de trois processus de création du XXIème siècle : Collectif F 71, D'ores et déjà, Spectacle-Laboratoire." Thesis, Paris 8, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015PA080016.
Full textFrom the comparative study of tree dramatic creation processes - D’ores et déjà, Collectif F71 and Spectacle-laboratoire – this thesis try to understand the concept of “collective” at ideological and esthetical levels, as it been developed in the French public theatre between 2003 and 2014. We show that the collectives, discovering that marge has disappeared in capitalistic organization of cultural economy and without concrete program for the “new man” to propose, focused their resistance in their creation processes, political because collective. They’ve accomplished works in tune with complexity of theirs time, realizing an “open work” - as defying Umberto Eco - in representation itself. Anchored in real, polyphonic, experimental, non-closed and perpetually moving, this work induce a democratic conception of audiences’ activity and reactive some of the sixties’ collective creations’ discoveries. This idea of theatre as realization by the collective of the “open work” in the representation is a pragmatic utopia. Picture of part of society’s ideology, searching of sense and action, the pragmatic utopia allows a renewal of theatrical esthetic and a revitalization of the public theatre: a contemporary and avant-gardist way to revive the “artistic theater” as “exclusive theatre for everyone”
Hannecart, Claire. "Des musiciens sur les scènes locales en Nord de France : formes d'engagement et enjeux de pluriactivité des pratiques de création collective." Thesis, Lille 1, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014LIL12031/document.
Full textThe present research studies the social practices to be observed on local scenes, i.e. groups of various actors as musicians, “support systems” and audiences. This thesis contributes to the understanding of the way creators are committed to practices driven by a desire to express their singularity. What is at stake here is to identify how these practices have been shaped by pluralist social representations in northern France. A dual theoretical framework combines both comprehensive and pragmatic sociologies. The period under study spans 5 years from 2009 to 2013 and the empirical study lies on two methodological approaches. On the one hand, a qualitative analysis based upon both semi-structured and unstructured interviews with 52 respondents that were involved one way or another on local scenes, be they artists or associate private or political intermediaries. On the other hand, a quantitative survey used to verify the empirical data relative to the practices and profiles of the musicians, the sample being made of musicians from the city of Lille. The results show the ambivalence in the representation of all the actors that contribute to the formation of local scenes. The cooperative dimension of such practices in keeping with material conditions favored by the digital era have been underlined. Finally, the artisan dimension of the projects represents one of the major stakes this research highlights
David, Fabrice. "Étude anthropologique de la création chorégraphique d'un spectacle de danse bretonne : Abenn Dimeurh de l'ensemble musique et danse Kevrenn Alré (Bretagne, France)." Thesis, Université Clermont Auvergne (2017-2020), 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018CLFAL011.
Full textThis thesis focuses on the process of choreographic creation of a folk dance performance in Brittany. It is based on fieldwork conducted in Kevrenn Alré, a Breton music and dance ensemble based in Auray in Morbihan, from November 2010 to November 2012. Like most Breton groups, Kevrenn Alré create their show to compete in the annual contest organized by the folk dance organization to which they belong. The research analyses the collective activities and modes of production implemented during the creation of the performance Abenn dimeurh on the theme of the preparations for a wedding in the Auray region around 1900.The ethnographic description of a dance contest and the analysis of Kevrenn Alré's internal dynamics first allow us to understand the group's relationship to its socio-cultural environment and to examine how the competitive framework shapes the creative process of a show. The making of Abenn Dimeurh is then observed by investigating the various steps organized by the choreographers: finding the theme, collecting data, presenting the project to the dancers, making and staging the choreographic score. This observation highlights the way Kevrenn Alré's leaders, in order to carry out their artistic project, must articulate a clearly organized creative process and a collective organization of activities. Throughout the process, various forms of cooperation are initiated, showing that the actors consider the notion of being and working together around a common vision of joint endeavour and shared responsibilities. The analysis shows that the definition of artistic work as a collective activity is operative in the context of Breton folk dance performance, taking into account the specificities of voluntary associations. In this environment, the members of Kevrenn Alré struggle to bring together the pleasure of shared activities and success in the contest. From all this, it emerges that the creative process leaves its imprint on the production by generating a performance that expresses their vision of Breton culture