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Papalexiou, Eleni. "La tragédie grecque sur la scène contemporaine." Paris 4, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005PA040077.
Full textAt the turn of the 20th and 21st centuries, Ancient Greek tragedy becomes a field for a wide range of new stage practices, thus showing a true modernity. The elements of representation such as set, actor's performance, and chorus offer a particular heterogeneity. This revival of tragedy provokes as well an increasing interest among translators. This thesis first focuses on how the text is being staged nowadays. The work then provides an analysis of a number of performances which testify a will to go back to the origins of theatrical language. Thirdly, it offers a critical analysis of cross-cultural interactions at work in the representation of tragedy. And finally, this study describes how certain representations favouring the use of visual arts highlight mainly the personal artistic vision of the director
Papadaki, Efthalie. "L'interprétation de l'Antiquité en Grèce moderne : le cas de Anghélos et Eva Sikélianos (1900-1952)." Paris 1, 1998. http://www.theses.fr/1998PA010559.
Full textThis thesis presents the life and works of an aesthetic couple, the modern greek poet Angelos Sikelianos (1884-1951) and his american wife Eva Palmer (1874- 1952), two avant-garde figures of the revival of antiquity in modern Greece. Sikelianos conception of hellenism values the universal aspects of the greek history in the long run. The ground of the activities of the Sikelianos couple is situated in the archeological site of delphi, a major discovery of the french school in the end of the 19th century. Influenced by the open-air theater mouvement and the arts and crafts they have organised in 1927 and 1930 the delphic festivals, cultural manifestations with theater plays, athletic games, concerts, arts and crafts exposition of different periods of the greec culture - antiquity, byzatium, folk modern. Inspite their great effect in an international public the festivals did not suceed in becoming a permanent institution. The project of organising a spiritual center in delphi caused the embarrassement of the politicians who were only interested in the touristic aspect of the delphic work. Eva left dissapointed to continue her artistic work in the united states. The influence of the delphic festivals can be seen in the inauguration of the festival of epidaurus some years after their death, the major institution for the revival of modern drama in modern Greece
Karaferias, Philippos. "Larmes politiques : Étude sur la fonction politique du deuil et des lamentations rituelles dans la tragédie athénienne et ses mises en scène contemporaines en Grèce (XXe-XXIe siècles)." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Université Grenoble Alpes, 2024. http://www.theses.fr/2024GRALL009.
Full textThe poetic lamentation of a tragedy provides the science with different kinds of research. As part of this thesis, the aspects that promote the political dimension of lamentation will be studied; that is, the theatrical lamentations of ancient Greece and the way the political dimension, that is often contained, influence the political reality of the 5th century through the theatrical plays. Through the vocabulary and the structural analysis of a certain choice of lamentations we will try to show how grieve, a ritual tool can caracterize the most essential historical, political and social aspects. Thus, by analyzing the development of political lamentations in the tragedies of Eschyle, Sophocles and Euripides, we will become familiar with a very important aspect of grieve, still unexplored, and at the same time, from a different point of view, with the relation between tragedy and politics during the classical era. The second part of the thesis is about the reception of the ancient greek tragedy in Greece during the XXth and XXIst century. The study of modern translations and pioneer theatrical plays shed the light on the role of the lamentation's element in the events that shocked the XXth and XXIst century and on the development of new theatrical mouvements and ideas
Baudou, Estelle. "Une archéologie du commun : mises en scène du chœur tragique dans les théâtres nationaux (1973-2010 – Allemagne, France, Royaume-Uni)." Thesis, Paris 10, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018PA100044/document.
Full textAnalysing productions of Aeschylus’ The Oresteia, Sophocles’ Oedipus the King and Euripides’ The Bacchai in national theatres in France, Germany and the United-Kingdom between 1973 and 2010, this thesis proposes an archaeology of the common (in the sense of « what we have in common ») both exploring the political implications of the concept – thrown into sharp relief by the various ways ancient choruses were staged – and studying the productions themselves through the type of community that they make manifest. This work intends to highlight the construction and the circulation of contemporary discourses about the common within, and between, these three countries. Performance analyses first focus on the elements that make, or intend to make, the chorus into an incarnation of the common and put these choices into perspective through the reception of Greek tragedy. The discourse about the common thus built in theatres, is then confronted with philosophical and anthropological discourses, as well as with economic, political and sociological events in order to call attention to echoes, analogies, disruptions and discontinuities. Thus, between 1973 and 1980, performances of choruses in The Bacchai were built upon rituals, putting forward a utopian conception of the common. From 1980 onward, as Peter Stein’s and Peter Hall’s Oresteia became established models, the chorus morphed into a collective in which individuals had their singularity in common. Following this, until 1999, the performances of Oedipus the King hailed the birth of the modern individual, for whom the chorus acts as archaic backdrop. Lastly, and despite attempts in performances of The Oresteia at the turn of the millennium to rebuild a community out of common memory, Greek tragedies staged in the 2000s show the despair of, and about, communities. This archaeology of the common, reflecting the globalisation of European societies, is therefore indirectly an archaeology of the individual
Rentzepi, Maria. "La mise en scène du monde grec dans le théâtre français, 1920-1950." Paris 4, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1999PA040122.
Full textPoulou, Angeliki. "La mise en scène de la tragédie grecque dans l’ère numérique." Thesis, Sorbonne Paris Cité, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017USPCA157.
Full textThe thesis focuses on the use of digital technology in the staging of Greek Tragedy that is, the reception of Greek tragedy in the digital theatre. Greek tragedy, when digitally staged, seems to function as a kaleidoscope of our times; sometimes a lens and at others a shattered mirror, where a game, a "toing and froing" between identities and qualities exists: spectator/citizen, political/religious, time-space of myth/actual current time, presence/absence. With the use of technology and of digital equivalents, artists re-conceptualize a series of key notions such as the community, the city, the hubris, the mask, the conflict, the tragic and create equivalent effects for the contemporary spectator: Digital media becomes the equivalent of discourse. The “oikos”, the royal palace, in front of and within which most events and conflicts occur, is replaced by the screen-palimpsest: it is within the image that we live, we clash, we make history. The mask convention leads to experimentation with sound technologies. The much-discussed political function of tragedy in the context of democratic Athens and the building of a sense of community is now realised through digital technology. Spectators form ephemeral communities in their meeting within the technological environment, the rhizomatic fragmentation of the theatre stage, "hides" the community to transform it into a virtual community. In the end, it is the tragic that is being developed as an idea and a performative phenomenon
Στο επίκεντρο βρίσκεται η χρήση της ψηφιακής τεχνολογίας στη σκηνοθεσία της αρχαίας ελληνικής τραγωδίας, δηλαδή η πρόσληψη της αρχαίας ελληνικής τραγωδίας στο ψηφιακό θέατρο. H αρχαία ελληνική τραγωδία ως ψηφιακή παράσταση, μοιάζει να λειτουργεί ως καλειδοσκόπιο του καιρού∙ άλλοτε ως φακός και κάποιες φορές ως θρυμματισμένος καθρέπτης, όπου ένα παιχνίδι, ένα «πήγαινε-έλα» αναπτύσσεται ανάμεσα στις ταυτότητες και τις ποιότητες : θεατής/πολίτης, πολιτικό/θρησκευτικό, ο χωροχρόνος του μύθου/ο πραγματικός τρέχων χρόνος, παρουσία/απουσία. Με τη χρήση της τεχνολογίας και των ψηφιακών ισοδυνάμων, οι καλλιτέχνες επανοηματοδοτούν στο παρόν μια σειρά κομβικών εννοιών για την τραγωδία, όπως η κοινότητα, η πόλις, η ύβρις, η μάσκα, η σύγκρουση, το τραγικό και δημιουργούν ισοδύναμες αισθήσεις και εντυπώσεις στον σύγχρονο θεατή: Τα ψηφιακά μέσα γίνονται ισοδύναμο του λόγου. Ο οίκος, το βασιλικό ανάκτορο μπροστά και εντός του οποίου συντελούνται τα περισσότερα γεγονότα και οι συγκρούσεις, αντικαθίσταται από την οθόνη παλίμψηστο: μέσα στην εικόνα ζούμε, συγκρουόμαστε, παράγουμε ιστορία. Η σύμβαση της μάσκας οδηγεί στον πειραματισμό με τις τεχνολογίες του ήχου. Η πολυσυζητημένη πολιτική λειτουργία της τραγωδίας στο πλαίσιο της δημοκρατικής Αθήνας και η δημιουργία του αισθήματος κοινότητας δημιουργείται πλέον μέσα από την ψηφιακή τεχνολογία. Oι θεατές σχηματίζουν εφήμερες κοινότητες στη συνάντησή τους μέσα στο τεχνολογικό περιβάλλον, η ριζωματική θραυσματοποίηση της θεατρικής σκηνής, «κρύβει» την κοινότητα, για να τη μετατρέψει σε εικονική κοινότητα. Τέλος, είναι το τραγικό που αναπτύσσεται ως ιδέα και ως επιτελεστικό φαινόμενο
Piqueux, Alexa. "Le corps comique. Représentations et perceptions du corps dans la comédie grecque ancienne et moyenne (étude littéraire et iconographique)." Thesis, Paris 4, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009PA040273.
Full textAnalysis of the body provides an effective means of capturing comic performances in classical Athens and Magna Graecia. Textual and iconographic sources ought to be considered together to shed light upon the staging of the comic body as it was perceived and imagined. In particular, the conclusions of this work are based upon the comparison of Greek comedies from the 5th and 4th centuries B.C. and South-Italian vase-paintings of comic subjects. The first chapter presents the two corpuses and the questions raised by their comparison. Chapter two describes the material characteristics of the comic costume. The third and fourth chapters focus on the semiotics of the costume ; the signs of the genre are treated first, followed by a discussion of the social and moral characterization of the personages. The final chapter pertains to the dramatic function of the comic gesture
Dago, Djiriga Jean-Michel. "La lecture idéologique de Sophocle. Histoire d'un mythe contemporain : le théâtre démocratique." Phd thesis, Université de la Sorbonne nouvelle - Paris III, 2013. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00968677.
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