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Fernandes, Marie-Pierre. "Marguerite Duras : écriture et mise en scène au théâtre." Paris 3, 1987. http://www.theses.fr/1987PA030232.
Full textThis research is divided into two parts which are at the time separate and complementary. - the book travailler avec duras tells about the story of how la musica deuxieme was produced in 1985 by marguerite duras at the rond-point theater, starring miou miou and sami frey. The book provides a look at a creative process which mixes writing staging and the relationships in a working theater group. Included in the book are interviews with the author, the actors, the set designer, r. Plate and the lighting designer, g. Soubirou. The musica deuxieme is the revival of the 1965 musica transformed and extended to a second act. - the second part of the work describes the january 1984 experience at the same theater of m. D's lectures. M. D. Staged the reading of her recent literary texts (l'homme assis dans le couloir, l'homme atlantique, aurelia,la jeune fille et l'enfant, le dialogue de rome, cesaree) read by c. Sellers, n. Hiss, g. Desarthe. The second part also analyses m. D's staging instructions for the reading of her novel les yeux bleus cheveux noirs, written in 1986. It appears that the staged reading is a way for m. D to reconcile pure literature and theater, both the impact of the book and the picture in the living space of the theater house
Hernúñez, Pollux. "La mise en scène dans la Rome antique." Paris 4, 1987. http://www.theses.fr/1987PA040038.
Full textFor eight centuries roman drama has evolved in all its forms: farce, comedy, tragedy, mime, pantomime. The plays that have come down to us (Plautus, Terence, Seneca) and other evidence, either written or archeological, allow us to recreate the particular nature of the different elements of production: the stage, the sets, the machines, masks, costumes, props, acting, speech, song, music. Modern drama can only profit from the archeological re-production of roman plays
Duquenet-Krämer, Patricia. "Le théâtre contemporain en France: défier la mise en scène?" Universität Leipzig, 2002. https://ul.qucosa.de/id/qucosa%3A33529.
Full textSabo, Dusan. "Langage de la mise en scène : méthode des actions scéniques paradoxales." Paris 10, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000PA100074.
Full textProust, Sophie. "La direction d'acteurs : dans la mise en scène théâtrale contemporaine." Paris 8, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002PA082154.
Full textBased on my experience as an intern and assistant director for Denis Marleau, Matthias Langhoff, Yves Beaunesne and Robert Wilson between 1997 and 1999, this research defines, in four parts, the director's work with actors during rehearsals for the creation of a production. It indexes the premises necessary to the direction of actors in a creative process, places the director's work with the performers beyond a simple binary relationship, and develops the manifestations of language specific to the director of actors and the functioning of the direction of actors. The appendixes contain, in particular, interviews with Matthias Langhoff, Stéphane Braunschweig, Claude Régy, Ferruccio Soleri et François Chat, as well as rehearsal notes
Antoine, Vincent. "Théâtre et théâtralité du mouvement Dada : mise en scène d'une subversion." Montpellier 3, 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001MON30041.
Full textHaydar, Mohamed. "Pratiques et mises en scène du théâtre pour enfants." Lille 3, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010LIL30044.
Full textFace of the educational ideas and theories which always trying to control and organized the child attitude, our work tray to showing how much is important to developed the liberty, the imagination, the vitality and the craziness in his attitude. The very rich imagination of the children has always many questions face of the real and social live. The fantasy and the dramatically imagination are like a solution for his fear and for those questions. Theatrical creation made for young must find the conventional language between writer, actor, director (creator) and the children (receiver). We are trying here to studying how the childhood period and attitude (physical and mental attitude) can be a source of theatrical and artistic searched and method of working at the repetition. It is a sort of approach between the children mentality and impulsion and the working of Artaud, Mayerhold, Boal on the actor playing and impulsion. Also, it's an approach with the performance of dancer, of the clown and of the storyteller. Searching in the children's theatre and working for young public means that the actor, director and all participant in the creation will facing and approving a lot of artistic, philosophic, ideological and existential questions and ideas. It is really a sort of experimental working and training for the artist in the absolute and not only a simple creation for children
Huertas, Juana. "Relations entre musique et scène dans une esthétique du théâtre lyrique : le théâtre mental." Paris 8, 2013. http://octaviana.fr/document/182435849#?c=0&m=0&s=0&cv=0.
Full textSince always and more today, the relations between the music and the scene with the opera house raise difficulties with the representation of work insofar as the crucial issue is not other than the direction. In order to hear us on the value of the esthetics of the mental theatre as solution with the problems of interpretation, we will work out a definition of the opera house by strongly supporting us on there flection of Adorno exposed in Relations between music and painting, but also on that of Ricœur, Deleuze, Ehrenzweig and others. The second part is devoted to the general esthetics of the achievements of Wieland Wagner, Heiner Müller and Danièle Huillet and followed Jean-Marie Straub by the analysis of the relations between the musico-dramatic text and the production of our three objects of study in distinct examples. Resulting from different fields, we will see how and why their scenic achievements join our definition of the opera house presented initially, then we will show in what these three esthetics share the same fate: the mental theatre
Vasseur-Legangneux, Patricia. "Le théâtre antique : une utopie théâtrale, recherche sur les mises en scène contemporaines des tragédies grecques." Paris 3, 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001PA030068.
Full textNa, In wha. "Matières et techniques du costume de scène dans la mise en scène théâtrale contemporaine en France." Paris 3, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004PA030040.
Full textOur study is made of three parts which analyze stage costumes in the material and technical point of view. They will concern the history of materials' utilization, the analysis of the influence of technical advances and then some particular cases. The first part aims to examine the material and technical evolution of costumes. The second part is dedicated to the analysis of several material processes and the techniques used for the material-effect such as coloration, volume setting, choice of a specific material and texturation. These technical and practical analyses are necessary for the points of view of the third part. At last, we analyze stage practice from five particular cases. In each of them, the historical, material and dramatic contexts were examined because different material-effects were looked for
Hayashi, Masakazu. "Le théâtre japonais face au théâtre occidental et à la tradition : l'oeuvre théâtrale d'Osanai Kaoru [1881-1928]." Thesis, Paris 3, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010PA030026.
Full textThis thesis consists in examination and re-evaluation of the theatrical works of Osanai Kaoru who played a fundamental rule to launch modern theatre called shingeki in Japan and embodied the herald of modernity accumulating different functions. Our study relies first of all on theoretic writings of Osanai on theatre and is structured in three parts. The first one examines his multiple and rich courses and is divided in three periods along the history of shingeki. The second part explores his relations with modernity regarding first the reform intended by him in a theatrical landscape dominated by tradition, then his search for a popular audience underlining his second phase and becoming more complex in conjunction with his quest for a national theatre. Thereafter we examine the emergence of mise en scène, a concept specific to western theatre and its evolution through the examination of three emblematic plays. Lastly we analyse the contribution of western theatre through four visionaries: first E.G.Craig of whom he has drawn much and then getting in touch with three directors, Stanislavski, Reinhardt and Meyerhold that impacted his own work. All along the third part we study the complexity of Osanai’s relations with traditional theatre, aspect which is not properly considered in Japan, focusing mainly on kabuki without neglecting puppets theatre [bunraku] and nô. We broaden our research on the tradition’s paradigm to two Japanese stage directors, Suzuki Tadashi and Miyagi Satoshi [Ku Na’uka]
Mhidi, Najla. "lire le théâtre d'alexandre dumas." Thesis, Montpellier 3, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016MON30077.
Full textI study the alexandre Dumas's theater, the relationship beetween author and his public
Ha, Hyung-Ju. "Le poème dramatique et la mise en scène dans le théâtre contemporain." Paris 8, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008PA082971.
Full textThroughout this research, and by making comparisons with poetical drama, we have tried to find an answer to the question that we had asked on the autonomy of art. With contemporary theatre, very often the audience does not understand what the author intends to tell. In addition, this theatre is sometimes void of any dramatic emotion and some talk about "withered stages". To put together our argument, we chose to go back to the XIXth century. As a first step, we could state that, although this indifference is somehow represented on the stage, it does not mean that art is autonomous. To explore this point, we used the thought of Adorno. Coming back to this empirical subject, or to reality, we considered the fragmented & daily life-based writing of Vinaver to be a "writing of the interstice". However, in this writing, by his way of putting side to side uttered sentences, the speech makes sense only two or three times out of ten. Somehow this author lets his writing go as a loose gun. The novelty is in the rhythm, but it is based on a measuring of what is without measure. The consequence is a "singular effectuation" in his theatre. In a second step, thanks to Rancière, we understood that, through this anti-representation, what is in question is not any resemblance as such, but only resemblance in its relation to the three constraints of representation. In a third step, having understood what has just been described, we looked at fiction through the reversing of the platonician mimesis. The mimetic regime is, so to speak, a substitution, so much so that even the idea is only fiction. The mimetic regime is, so to speak, a substitution, so much so that even the idea is only fiction. This fiction does not provide us with imagination only, but it claims for poetry. So, we have considered choreography as a proof of authenticity. In this context, we examined the plays of Grumberg and those of Bond, looking at the juxtaposition of images and words, the tension and dramatisation of violence. In a last step, we scrutinised the art of Wilson of directing actors in order to illustrate the undoubling of a common surface, not well understood until now
Naugrette, Florence. "La mise en scène du théâtre de Hugo de 1870 à 1993." Paris 3, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1995PA030029.
Full textFénelon, Ian. "Des robots sur la scène, aspects du cyber-théâtre contemporain." Thesis, Sorbonne Paris Cité, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017USPCA006.
Full text« We assume that the XXIst century will be the century of robots, as well as the XXeth century was the one of computers » , reveals Franck Bauchard. Yet robots don’t seem to have invaded our daily life, indeed we meet them in theatre. For some years now, Robots have appeared on stage, and in other variuos places, such as museums, public spaces (street), art exhibitions. Those new technological creatures divide into humanoïds and androïds, zoomorphic machines, and « pure » machines, that generally don’t refer to anything familiar. What does this theatre look like ? Whats does the actor become, when dropped, one more time, on a technological stage, but which he has to share, this time, with mobile intelligent creatures ? Last, how does the public react to such genuine tridimensional monsters that were only present in cinema or in littérature so far ?Our enlarged corpus, will allow us to to figure out the diversity of contemporanean cyber-creation, either « anthropo-mimetic or » « non-anthropo-mimetic. Then we will put the hypothesis that anthropo-mimetic cyber-theatre shows rigid, and narrow, so far as to endanger the theatrical act. Whereas the other proposal reveals audacious aesthetics, and renewed dramaturgies. This theatre questions and reinvents the relashionships between robots and humans, that priviledge equality and collaboration. Thus, in the representation process, actors coping with such autonomus and unpredictable technological robots gain spontanity and presence, whereas robots find themselves elevated to a new prestigious dimension : they acquire what we have called « scenic life »
Mandzjukova-Camel, Olga. "Le théâtre ukrainien de la deuxième moitié du XIXe siècle." Paris, INALCO, 1989. http://www.theses.fr/1989INAL0017.
Full textMakach, Zohra. "La mise en scène de l'histoire : du texte à la représentation (la Révolution Française)." Paris 3, 1995. http://www.theses.fr/1995PA030161.
Full textThe dramaturgy and the performance of history do not consist in the making up of theatrical categories able to represent the historical events. Theater reconstructs the real, and in the meantime endows it with new interpretations. That is to say that once dramatized the historical fact is divested of its immediacy. It becomes something quantitatively different that belongs to another reality. History appears as the protagonists, the comedians and the men of all times see it. The historical theater isn't then a simple narration related to the linearity of the plot, but rather a narration related to the polyphony of the scenic performance where the fictional and the real intermingle to the point of confusion
Norman, Sally. "La Mise en scène du corps : vers une nouvelle plastique scénique, 1900-1930." Paris 3, 1990. http://www.theses.fr/1990PA030058.
Full textGuinebault-Szlamowicz, Chantal. "Scénographie, frontalités et découvertes dans le théâtre contemporain." Montpellier 3, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002MON30066.
Full textIn theatre vocabulary, the french word “ découverte ” indicates the gap in the masking which let see the wings. But, it also designates the bit of the set or flat (painted or not) put in the gap to mask it. The contemporary stage design shows a controled using of this convention which, from the simple palliative, began an active element to dramatize the space. Defining a background gave to the representation which constitutes also a glance limit, the back masking indicates the stakes of what is shown to the audience. Residual convention of the proscenium (frame) and the frontal theatre - because determinated by the point of view - it contemporary care interrogates the notion of frame in theatre, in large meaning. This convention let us study an aspect of the play intercourse, of the connection between the spectators and the show that the differents using of the representation limits - the different links between artifice and reality - make up in the place of the “ découvertes ”
Wind, Priscilla. "La notion de mise en scène dans les pièces de théâtre d'Elfriede Jelinek." Phd thesis, Université de Rouen, 2008. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00488060.
Full textBoutefeu, Benoit. ""La forêt comme un théâtre ou les conditions d'une mise en scène réussie"." Phd thesis, Ecole normale supérieure Lettres et Sciences Humaines - ENS-LSH Lyon, 2007. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00174838.
Full textCe procédé narratif, emprunté aux sociologues interactionnistes, a été utilisé pour l'étude de deux massifs forestiers : les forêts domaniales de la Grande Chartreuse en Isère et du Val Suzon en Côte d'Or. Nous nous sommes attachés à identifier les acteurs, les spectateurs et les metteurs en scène de ces théâtres forestiers. Le décryptage des règles d'écriture et d'interprétation des scenarii, de la distribution des rôles entre acteurs et figurants, de la définition des unités de temps, de lieu et d'action a nécessité des approches interdisciplinaires. Des enquêtes ethnographiques, des questionnaires fermés et des dépouillements de corpus médiatiques ont été menés. Plusieurs disciplines scientifiques et artistiques ont été convoquées : la géographie, l'histoire, la sociologie, l'anthropologie, la scénographie.
L'analyse des matériaux recueillis montre que la forêt n'est pas un objet sociologique constitué, c'est-à-dire construit et sous-tendu par des discours et des opinions structurés. Au milieu du décor forestier, chaque visiteur s'invente et se joue ses propres pièces. Ressentie plutôt que pensée, la relation aux sylves relève avant tout de la sphère psychoaffective, mettant en résonance des croyances individuelles héritées du passé avec des archétypes universellement partagés.
La réflexion proposée vise à dégager les conditions d'une mise en scène réussie, appréciée et reconnue des forêts publiques. Cette thèse se place ainsi dans une démarche constructive, débouchant sur des recommandations et des suggestions, utiles et pratiques pour l'Office National des Forêts, financeur et commanditaire de cette recherche, mais aussi pour tous les acteurs de la forêt française.
Boutefeu, Benoît. "La forêt comme un théâtre ou les conditions d'une mise en scène réussie." Lyon, Ecole normale supérieure, 2007. https://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00174838.
Full textThe forest plays a major social role in France : it is a place where townspeople searching for nature enjoy to relax or to ramble, and it is a source of emotions and of dreams for the grown ups "not so grown up". It is a true cultural and symbolical heritage. In the respect, the public manager is in charge of more than a simple natural resource to be developed and protected. He is also the stage director of forest theaters to which visitors willingly come to attend the performance of nature. Spinning the theatrical metaphor all along this thesis, not only did we endeavor to understand the mechanisms of the public forest mises en scène but also what is at stake. This narrative tool was borrowed to the interactionist sociologists and was used for the study of two forest areas : the national forests of La Grande Chartreuse in Isère and that of Le Val Suzon in Côte d'Or. We tried to identify the actors, the spectators and the stage directors of these forest theaters. Our work required interdisciplinary approaches in so far as we focused on the deciphering of scenarios writing and interpretation rules, on the role distribution between actors and walk-ons and on the definition of the unities of place, time and action. We lead ethnographic investigations, relied on multiple-choice questionnaires and we went through media corpuses. Several scientific and artistic disciplines shed light on our study : geography, history, sociology, anthropology, scenography. The analysis of the data at hand shows that the forest is not a constituted sociological objet, that is to say not underlined by structured theories or opinions. Within the forest set, each visitor can imagine and rehearse his or her own plays. Our relationship to the forest is linked to the psychoaffective sphere ; it is experienced rather than thought of. Our individual creeds are inherited from the past with universally shared archetypes and they echo one another. Our reflection is aimed at highlighting the conditions of a successful, appreciated and acknowledged mise en scène of the public forests. Therefore, this thesis relies on a constructive approach leading to practical and useful recommendations and suggestions both meant for the Office National des Forêts which financed and ordered this research and for all actors of the French forest
Ogavu, Titus. "La mise en scène du choc culturel dans le théâtre d'Afrique francophone subsaharienne." Limoges, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008LIMO2005.
Full textRentzepi, Maria. "La mise en scène du monde grec dans le théâtre français, 1920-1950." Paris 4, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1999PA040122.
Full textMacé-Barbier, Nathalie. ""Le théâtre et son ombre" : mise(s) en scène d'un art poétique dans le théâtre de Paul Claudel." Paris 4, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1994PA040119.
Full textPaul claudel's theater is like a vast laboratory for the discovery and experimentation of peotic principles. The first part of this dissertation studies the numerous dramatic figures of poets ; speeches on art and spectacles that stage various states of creation are dealt with in the second part. The third part, more synthetc, shows that the poem refers to every production, literary, artistic, natural, that implies an inspiration and an expiration (or an expression) ; the dramatic spectacle, with its own features, is specially fitted to demonstrate the function of the poet discovering and recomposing the world in order to offer it to god as a sing of gratitude. Finally, in the fourth part, we provethat ideas of drama, poetry and religion, are intrinsecally connected in claudel's poetic universe and that such a link totally overthrows accepted opinions on literary genres and their distinction
Rocher, Clémence. "Débordements : parcours d'une décennie de théâtre, 2010-2020." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Amiens, 2020. http://www.theses.fr/2020AMIE0022.
Full textThis work aims to name and define theatricals overflows present on the contemporary stage. It aims to reveal their meaning with regard to theatrical practice, but also to our society. Whether they are within the creation itself or whether they concern the spectators, the spatio-temporal, dramaturgical, idological, interpretative, spatial, performative of emotional overflows raise the question of the meeting of the living with the fixity of theatricals borders, and in particular the edge of the stage. It is a question of thinking about the way in which directors such as Vincent Macaigne, Thomas Ostermeier or Rodrigo García attempt or succeed in practising off-stage staging in an agreed architectural space that is the Theater. The increasing crossing of the theater stage by, among other things, bodies, materials, cultures or disciplines, reexamines the definitions and functions of theater as well as the place, the function and the role of the spectator, but also changes the work of the director, the playwright, the comedian and the stage manager. Multidisciplinarity and interdisciplinarity force the theatre-medium to adapt and to invest new creative spaces such as the in-between space to the point of disrupting spectator reception. We study the mechanisms that allow us to "get out of", whether it be in this desire to disturb or to sublimate through the practice of the performance art in particular. So, we can wonder us what it is to "having one's place in front of or within a performance" ? And how does the aesthetics of theatrical overflow immerse the spectators in an emancipatory experience ?
Bontemps, Véronique. "Fins de la représentation, métamorphoses de la scène : d’une pensée du théâtre à une scène de la pensée." Paris 8, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006PA082784.
Full textThe question of the theatre’s influence was tied from the beginning to the question of mimesis, of imitation and representation. The concept of representation in all its possible meanings and implications will thus be at the heart of this study: representation as the basis for both major moments in the theatrical process, i. E. , the representation of action and the representation of a play; representation in its relationships to the real; as well as representation as a mode of knowledge and as a thought process. Indeed, in the early twentieth century the various traditional meanings of this concept were challenged by a yearning for an autonomous theatre, and as Tadeusz Kantor and Carmelo Bene later achieved a theatre that was truly autonomous, the foundations of representational theatre and of concept-based thought were irretrievably dismantled. This study will therefore examine first the history of a theatre that is based on representation, secondly the displacements produced by staging and the limitations it was then necessary to overcome in order to achieve an autonomous theatre, and finally the methods and the ways that have been devised to go beyond the theatre
Sabouri, Nikta. "Mettre en scène le théâtre religieux traditionnel dans une démarche interculturelle." Thesis, Université d'Ottawa / University of Ottawa, 2016. http://hdl.handle.net/10393/34243.
Full textFreixe, Guy. "Le recours au masque sur les scènes du XXe siècle : utopies théâtrales et malentendus." Amiens, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005AMIE0004.
Full textChoneau, Loïc. "Clinique du personnage." Rennes 2, 1990. http://www.theses.fr/1990REN20005.
Full textThis doctoral thesis is an attempt to observe in homo-actor the emergence of playing a social role, whilst carrying on a profession, and to take apart the process of presentification which brings man to go beyond the boundaries of a natural presence alons in order to attain a social presence. In order to do this, the author advances the hypothesis that homoactor draws upon a two fold capacity : an aptitude for the sacred (provide oneself with a social origin) and a faculty for the fastive (provide oneself with peers). The chosen field study is the theatre in so far as people of the theatre, by their function, make explicit use of this twofold process. The analysis of the language of playwrights, stage-managers and actors points towards what constitutes the principle behind this phenomenon : the fact that actors are forever masking themselves. The study leads up to a "clinical analysis" of the character looking at two facets : an "analysis of the provisional" and an "analysis of the appearance". Each chapter forms part of a structured reading pattern
Edy, Delphine. "Le réalisme et son double au théâtre. Thomas Ostermeier, mise en scène et recréation." Thesis, Sorbonne université, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018SORUL150.
Full textIn his recent productions, T. Ostermeier investigates the links between literature and drama with complex, renewed realism to question what insights the works of the past can give us into today’s political and social reality. He always favours the in-betweens which enable him to break through the stifling inflexibility of literal interpretation and initiates a dialogue between the past and the present, the actual and the virtual, what is close at hand and what is distant. His realism connects the visible surface of reality to its invisible depth – its double. He delves into this spectrality by focusing on the characters’ memory, their ghosts; on their language, hanging between translation and reworking, as their unsaid, repressed words speak loud; on space viewed as space between – thresholds, somewhere/nowhere, passages, pictures of all too present off-stage scenes or of elusive intimacy; on music too, echoing meaning in multiple layers. These ghost-like doubles are T. Ostermeier’s material to rebuild a meaningful present without ignoring its cracks and fault lines. His productions should be analysed as an autonomous oeuvre which calls on literary works to make sense afresh, to voice the painful, timeless experience of the real and the political hope to rebuild the present. His constantly ‘deterritorialising’ theatre substantiates our ghosts – the flipside of our reality – so that we, spectators, may finally get a grasp on them. T. Ostermeier will not confine theatre and literature to merely interpreting the world, he wants them to dialogue in order to transform it
Kwon, Hyun-Chung. "Espace et mise en scène : approche analytique et esthétique du vide et du plein." Paris 10, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000PA100005.
Full textGarcía, Martínez Manuel. "Réflexions sur la perception du rythme au théâtre." Paris 8, 1995. http://www.theses.fr/1995PA081036.
Full textThe specificity of the rhythm of a theatrical production and his perception are extremely complex. Among the more important aspects are groups and the inclusion of these groups within larger groups of theatrical elements which create a rhythmic hierarchy. The initial expectations that arise for every spectator at the begining of a production, which i call rhythmical frames are essential to understand the rhythm. These aspects are first applied to the actor's voice, - this thesis focus specially on the prosodic rhythm using a phonetic analysis of pitch and speed- , secondly to the movement realized by the actors, and finally to the whole of the prodution. This analysis reveals specific characteristics of theatrical developement
Dubois, Jérôme. "La mise en scène du corps social : contribution aux marges complémentaires des sociologies du théâtre et du corps." Paris 5, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005PA05H060.
Full textAccepting the diagnosis of Lipovetsky who, in the 1980's, noticed the general abandon of the institution of the modernity, it is possible to envisage a revitalisation of the social body by forms of socialization. Exists an activity which is symptomatic of this kind of relation between subjects and institutions: theatre joins together leisure and work, it appeals to the actual presence of the body in situation and forbids any alienating division of the work as the result of this work takes act of the representation which gathers together all corporate bodies. So, we consider the world of theatre as the pradigm of this tendency. Our work approches this kind of modulations of theatralization through case studies. Referring to the theatrical frame, our work presents cases that constitute a rupture with the established theatre while, at the same time, they appeal to categories and principles which govern theatre, in order to clarify the elements of a stage setting - among others - of social body
DeGarie, Danielle. "Mise en scène et en jeu du théâtre pour préadolescents : développement d'une méthode d'animation théâtrale permettant d'évaluer (inter)activement des contenus éducatifs." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2020. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/67499.
Full textOver the years I have noticed that there is little theatre for pre-teens: it is intended for either a child or an adolescent audience. However, pre-adolescence is a major turning point in a young person’s life, because it is at this age, among other things, that formal thinking develops, which makes it possible to solve problematic situations, to imagine options. The fact that we are not specifically addressing this clientele raises several questions about the adaptation to their reality and to their needs of the contents that are presented to them, as well as their potential effects or impacts, in the context of a social theatre. Is there content that is more appropriate to this transition period and how could we present it quickly and evaluate it effectively? This research-creation brief will shed light on the particularities of the target audience and the services offered to it; describe a method of theatrical animation that makes it possible to evaluate content among grade 5 and 6 school groups; explain the adaptation of a play according to didactic objectives and, finally, present the results of the experiment, carry out their analysis and draw conclusions.
Banu, Georges. "Pratiques de la memoire dans la mise en scene du xxe siecle." Paris 3, 1987. http://www.theses.fr/1987PA030187.
Full textThe question of memory in the theatre is inseparable from the appearance of the director. The director asks the question of memory systematically beacuse it is for him one of the principal sources which permit to renew the western theater. Through the thesis an architecture of memory in theatre become visible, an architecture with three levels. First stanislavski founds his reform on the use of the affective memory-the memory of actor. Then his successors propose to base themselves on the memory of gestures or the memory of theatrical space - the memory of the theater like art. A third way is represented by artaud and his reserach of a memory of man - mzmory of the origins. This architecture built before the second war reapperas after, with the fall of the theater of history and the resurgence of a theater of memory. With strehler the nostalgia is pointed out and subjective experience of time become essential. Then with mnouchkine it's the return to the ancient signs of theater and with gruber or vitez the construction of a mnemonic fiction. The thesis make visible the process of this architecture of the memory in the theater of the xxth century. The two parts which follow contain an analysis of the consequence of this total vision on different elements of theatre : body, costume, space. The small reflects the big because theatrical action is a whole of which every part is transformed in the same way as the totality. The last part of the thesis is dedicated to two of the most important directors of the contemporary period : strehler and brook whose relations with memory were different. Their practices on this point of view can be analysed as significant examples. If the director, in the beginning of the century, try to find the memory it's because he considers theater as an activity for a majority; today, on the contrary, it's because he considers it as an activity for a minority
Yang, Li-li. "La "carnavalisation" du Soulier de satin de Paul Claudel mis en scène par Antoine Vitez : le "réalisme symbolique" du théâtre d'Antoine Vitez." Paris 8, 1993. http://www.theses.fr/1993PA080749.
Full textThis thesis analyses the spectacle of le soulier de satin, written by paul claudel, directed by antoine vitez in 1987. The whole spectacle is based on le scenic metadiscourse of theatricality vs. Transcendence through a carnivalisant process in five aspects, namely : (1) theatricalization, (2) dialogic structure of the signifiants systems, (3) inversion or transformation of the popular carnival, (4) association of the opposite in a dreamlike composition, in which the polyphony functions, (5) emphasis on the ambivalent laughter of carnival. Three scenic levels, carnivalesque, politique-religious et sexual, are distinguished and fused in the spectacle
Alwan, Saleh. "Esthétique de la mise en scène chez Peter Brook : l'intuition à la recherche d'une forme." Paris 1, 1995. http://www.theses.fr/1994PA010693.
Full textThis these is about the innovating character of Peter Brook's works. Through the studying and analysis of the performances and creations realized by the producer, this these moves around three axes:. Innovation : (what makes the theatrical experience of peter brook so innovating). The pleasure: (how brook conciliate this innovation without spoiling the audience's pleasure). . The universalism : (how the esperience of brook has embellished the theatre in the world and in the same time Brook's works, through an osmose particularly characteristics)
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
Chapin, Zhor Idrissi Alami. "Le théâtre de Georges Feydeau : décor, objets, personnages." Bordeaux 3, 1986. http://www.theses.fr/1986BOR30026.
Full textGeorges feydeau's theatre is distinctively marked by an intense dramatization of stage space and its constituents : objects and characters. In this case, the objects called for are numerous and variegated, simultaneously serving multiple functions. While serving as referents to a particular era, they can also enhance the protrayalof a character's traits or even directly contribute to the action of the play. This dramatic function, it should be noted, is closely connected with the characters. The characters are striking for the overall disparagement which systematically delineates their nature. Such a disparagement is exemplified by the onomasic system that the playwright chooses as well as by the characters'attitude to each other and to language. Emotions, moral principles, and social institutions are thus subjected to a similar denigration. This all-encompassing derision entails more of a caricature than of a realistic depicting of society and denotes feydeau's inclination to question everything. Some major issues (adultery, the impossibility of communication) are addressed in his works, but they are treated in a lightweight fashion. The overriding purpose actually remains the pursuit of the comic. Within this comic, one observes that a large share is devoted to inanimates. The manifold aspect of every scene is thus kept up, and the multiple meanings resulting therefrom amount to an embryo of modernity
Pirisino, Claudio. "Autour de la "regìa". La mise en scène en Italie : 1893-1943. Protagonistes, histoires, débats." Thesis, Sorbonne Paris Cité, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017USPCA153.
Full textThis doctoral thesis challenges the simplistic doxa in theatre historiography that views genesis of theatre direction in Italy as a late phenomenon in comparison to other countries such as Germany, France, and Russia. This “delay” is thought to be due to the actor’s persistent self-referential tradition. According to the doxa, the Italian theatre system would have been resistant to the introduction of the new role of director, which was perceived as extraneous. This situation would have been caused in Italy by the popularity of wandering companies and the absence of a dominant theatrical focal point such as Paris was in France. The phenomenon of a strictly speaking regìa would have only emerged after the Second World War. This view has led to a series of misinterpretations and misunderstandings that oversimplify the phenomenon of the development of modern direction, favouring a teleological argument of qualitative progress. However, a number of studies carried out from the 2000’s encourage us to consider the direction as a complex aspect of the theatrical art. Concepts such as ‘proto-direction’ (Perrelli, 2005) and continuity/discontinuity (Sarrazac-Consolini, 2010), show the limits of an univocal definition of this art. In light of these studies, the Italian panorama appears as an uncharted territory. A recent study of the European directors’ tours in Italy for the years from the 1911 to 1940, has actually demonstrated the Italian system’s responsiveness (Schino, 2008).My research investigates the origin of the concept of “delay”, and the reasons by which theatre direction in Italy came to be considered by scholars as some sort of grail. I also highlight how direction in Italy emerges from the main source of the supposed delay itself: the actor. Indeed, the appearance of theatre direction is not abrupt; but rather a multifaceted art, which changes according to artists’ modus operandi and is dependent on the characteristics of the theatrical system
Joinnault, Brigitte. "«Faire théâtre de tout» : la mise en scène des textes non dramatiques chez Antoine Vitez." Rennes 2, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008REN20042.
Full textThis thesis proposes an analytical journey of the staging of non dramatic texts by Antoine Vitez (1966-1982 ), in order to throw light on the stakes and the creative processes of an artist who demonstrated in a founding way that we could "make theatre out of everything", by examining his practices. The first part observes the staging of documentary texts. It compares the first creation of Vitez with those of Hocchuth, Kippardht, Vilar and Weiss, then it shows how he envolved, since before 1968 to the early eighties, moving from a dialectical logic of assembling documents to a logic of staging documentaries entities considered as exemplary fragments of reality. The second part goes back to the history of narrative theatre, since its birth in communal halls in the districts of Nanterre in 1968, to its advent in Avignon in 1975. It brings to light the vital importance of the socio-political stakes in the invention of this new way of staging with narrative texts. The third part focuses on the fundamental role played by music and contemporary musical researches, in the opening of theatre to the unspeakable, the realities of the body, and the aesthetics of repetition and variation. Thus appears Vitez’s dream of a theatre which is a mixture of the intimate and the political, of a writer presenting enigma, of a director who is oracle and inventor of the rules of the game, of an actor who is a master in incarnating, and a body microcosm which is a microcosm
Akrout, Souad. "La traversée du miroir : le théâtre de Giraudoux, écritures et théâtralité." Thesis, Sorbonne Paris Cité, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015USPCA193.
Full textRedefining the reality, Giraudoux’s playwriting seems to be a sort of passing through the looking glass.Only when situating Giraudoux’s work in its historical and literary context and getting rid of the conventional image of preciousness that one can appreciate the modernity of the text. For it is in the deep of the playwriting practice that Giraudoux’s virtuosity appears.Bringing the incantatory power of a poetic language to the theatre, the author affirms his rejection of prosaic. Playwriting is an art of composition. The playwright is dealing with the different elements of dramaturgy: language, character, time, space, and dramatic impulse… Moreover, the success of Giraudoux owes much to the talent of Jouvet. The theatre director knew how to transpose on stage, with a subtle blend of sensitivity and grandeur, passion and emotion, the unique glow of Giraudoux's poetic fantasy.In this thesis we intend to demonstrate that Giraudoux's playwriting is an area of an undiscovered modernity. His specificity is to play with the clichés of dramatic language in order to produce unexpected effects. This study starts with the specifics of the playwriting: language, stylistic elegance, stage directions, characters, time, space and play structure. Then, we investigate in Jouvet’s direction through the play’s premiere and finally we try to point out the specifics of the close collaboration between the two men
Boucris, Luc. "La montée du scénographe." Paris 8, 1987. http://www.theses.fr/1987PA080141.
Full textWhat communication is intended when a stage-space? how do the various elements of the place affect it? these questions lead to the scenographer (and in a word to the stage technician). Defining his place in the stage creation, his status, in a word his part, is the chosen starting point to answer the previous questions. These analyses are mainly conducted from precise descriptions like, as far as places are concerned, that of the main hall of la villette or those of different stage-productions. A handler of things (the stage filling things) the scenographer helps to work out the stage language, enables to make out its elements. A handler of space he leads to the awareness of the fact that the conditions of communication matter as much as communication itself. Being at once a stage designer, an engineer, and more and more often an architect he stands on the boundary between the world of technique and world of art. And so doing, he prompts to set jointly the problem of their relationships and that of their value since this is one of the key-questions of the artistic phenomenon. Finding out then that a purely geometrical approach to space cannot be contenting one is led to the notion of
Gallèpe, Thierry. "Les didascalies, : ou les mots de la mise en scène." Paris 8, 1993. http://www.theses.fr/1993PA080770.
Full textStage directions are a part of theatrical text that permits the framing of the words. Studying them, in this sense, with linguistic tools and methods (pragmatics, interaction analysis, social construction of speech; etc. ) reveals their not inconsiderable role in producing and making sense of the written play. - first of all, they are located and defined in the midst of the theatrical text. They function in two important ways : - while anchoring the text, their internal and external qualities define their role in creating sense (first degree interpretation and fabrication). - multiple and self-reflecting connections among stage directions constitute a second level of significance pointing to the essential tensions between characters, and the structure of their interaction. This research has leaded to a descriptive model following these two perspectives. It contributes to the articulation of the verbal, non-verbal and situational theatrical interactions and consequently it can be extended to the description of everyday interactions
Hudrisier, Garance. "Les didascalies dans le théâtre de Paul Claudel." Paris 4, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002PA040056.
Full textRezzouk, Aurélie. "Exposer le théâtre. De la scène à la vitrine." Thesis, Paris 4, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013PA040161.
Full textFor whom, to what end and how may theatre be exhibited? The museologic approach is meant to be both an investigating method of the theatrical field and a museum ethics, whose stakes, means and import it considers. Exhibiting theatre objects -- remnants, pieces of evidence or imprints of the stage -, arranged for display, and used as statements, questions the very nature of on-stage and theatrical events. It shows the object as becoming meaningful without confining it to its meaning. To such an end, it plays both on the similarities and tensions between being on stage and on display and it conveys, as a response, a vision of theatre as part of its own history but also as a process of creation and reception. The exhibition is a theatrical time in itself for today’s visitor and spectator: it can be thought of both as a place for the manipulation of theatrical material (space, time, objects and texts) and as one dedicated to a stage philosophy that looks into theatre as it could be in the future. Its specific discursive mode relies on montage, discontinuity and polyphony. It offers the visitor a chance to try different scopic and intellective regimes on present and past theatrical forms and to put theatre thinking to the test of the object itself and of other modes of thinking – those of stage practitioners and of the exhibitor
Milhorat, Gusteau Maxime. "Présence(s) de l'interprète musical dans les arts de la scène : fonctions, postures et stratégies d'intégration." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2020. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/67759.
Full textAufort, Frédérique. "Le théâtre de l’accord. Le spectateur d’une scène a-dialectique, partenaire d’un acteur de la mise en question." Thesis, Paris 4, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012PA040018.
Full textThis research is based on the hypothesis that drama could potentially influence the « being together » among people. It measures the big change taking place in French contemporary theatres in order to define theoretically its capacities. The study aims at finding links between two notions : the actor-spectator relationship in fifteen contemporary performances (2005-2008) and philosophical texts by Georges Bataille and Michel Foucault. From the « archeology of the present » in Naissance de la biopolitique to the act of « spending » in La Part Maudite, these two philosophies which add one to the other stand as a reaction to a « being together » based on usefulness and the intervention of private interests. This study analyses repeatedly one element of one or several performances and correlates them to a specific point in the two a-dialectical thoughts. It has three parts : the stage, le spectator, the actor. A theatre gradually takes shape, based on the co-existence of opposites and dedicated to communication which puts an end to the isolation of separate beings for a while. At the end, the study highlights the fact that this theatre could undermine our political organisation. This thesis includes nineteen interviews with the artists from the performances of the corpus
Masri, Maha. "Les représentations du théâtre de Musset à Paris de 1945 à nos jours." Paris 10, 1991. http://www.theses.fr/1991PA100003.
Full textIt seems worth while to take a look at how Musset’s plays have evolved in the context of theatrical history from 1945 to the present. How have their light and graceful rhythms been maintained? What conceptions have served to orientate stage director work over that period?. The regularity of these performances in addition to stage directors remarks attest to the fact that the sound and fury as well as the melancholy of Musset’s heroes have a very modern ping to them. In spite of considerable technological progress in theatre; his plays remain fragile things. This is one reason why they call for new forms of the atrical production such as diversity of place, contrasts of mood and greater fluidity on the stage. The plays also compel directors to appeal to the spectators imagination, thus keeping them constantly in tune with the text. Practically every performance brings with it some new strok of imaginative inspiration while remaining within the bounds of a true evolutionary breack through (except in the case of lorenzaccio). It is difficult to point to any continuity