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Caemerbèke, Pascale. "La Chair du théâtre : les normes corporelles de l'acteur de théâtre et de théâtre-dansé 1970 à 2012." Thesis, Paris 3, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013PA030044.
This dissertation originates in a questioning of the body of the stage actor in relation to social norms, inspired by Jean-Jacques Courtine’s seminar on «the history of the abnormal body». This focus on the body on stage has revived my passion for a kind of theatre in which actors, perceived as singular, have not been trained in the main theatre or dance academies. These shows more and more conspicuously display the body as real rather than ideal. These bodies in flesh and blood have a powerful impact on spectators. What does this body theatre have to say on the current state of the body? What kind of need does it meet?The first part of this work tries to give these actors and these plays a name by questioning some of the categories (normal/abnormal/out of norms; ordinary/extra-ordinary; disability/disabled; art/art-therapy; professional/amateur, …), as well as the bodily norms of the actor and his/her representation in force to day. The second part analyses heterogeneous documents in order to grasp the perception of spectators when attending the Oiseau Mouche various plays (in the course of the company’s history), as well as those of companies’ and stage directors’ works in which the body is deeply involved
Margnac, Geraldine. "Devī : figure(s) du féminin dans la poétique du Bharata-nāṭyam contemporain : étude de pièces de répertoire au Tamil Nadu de 2000 à 2020." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Paris 8, 2022. http://www.theses.fr/2022PA080045.
This PhD thesis is devoted to "Devī: figure(s) of the feminine in the poetics of contemporary Bharata-nāṭyam". The artists of Bharata-nāṭyam (a major art form in India) are increasingly interested in female figures such as nāyikā (heroines) and Devī (a generic term for female deities). Subject to multiple controversies as figures of the feminine, they had not yet been studied on the bharata-nāṭyam stage. Does not the richness of plays featuring gentle goddesses like Lakṣmī, Sarasvatī or Pārvatī, powerful goddesses like Durgā or Kālī or the divine androgynous, Ardhanārīśvara, question the aesthetic principles of the stage? A contemporary approach to repertory plays from 2000 to 2020 in Tamil Nadu will allow to study the process of creation. Since they involve different points of view, these figures seem relevant to the aesthetic study of a living art, its liveliness and the process of updating meaning at work. Does not the plurality of interpretative hypotheses reflect the poetic function of Bharata-nāṭyam ? This style gives a text to be heard in two ways: by singing and by the play of the artist who interprets it through gestural and emotional expression. The score, the ornaments, the body and the expression of emotions contribute to provoke a "flavor", an "aesthetic emotion" or rasa in Sanskrit. Our problematics will question to what extent the forms and representations of Devī participate in the process of elaborating the rasa in the poetics of contemporary Bharata-nāṭyam
Miljanic, Bojana. "Théâtre pluridisciplinaire de Josef Nadj : histoire, esthétique et institutionnalisation en France." Thesis, Sorbonne Paris Cité, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016USPCA072.
When we admire an artwork we do not necessarily consider the personal background of the artist and the material means that were required for the production of the artwork. However, every artistic creation is a result of fusion of these two conditions: who the artist is as a person and all the different networks of production and distribution of his work. This thesis is trying to explain, using the example of Josef Nadj’s career, how one’s artistic path can look. What was the historical context of the Josef Nadj’s native country during his life—and even before his birth— and how these circumstances influenced his growing up and later his artistic choices. What do his aesthetics look like and how does he create his pieces. Finally, which circumstances brought him to France and how did he join French cultural networks which later financed and distributed his work. The story of his background and professional career is even more interesting because it sheds light on an artist-immigrant who obtained his professional recognition in his adopted country—France
Sawitzki, Robinson Sergio. "La mise en scène de la mythologie personnelle du performer : quelques repères pour la construction de la performance autobiographique." Thesis, Paris 8, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016PA080114/document.
This thesis aims to study the theoretical and practical performance of the performer. More specifically the study of “personal mythology” of the performer, from portrayals of creation and performance for which the building material is the personal universe of the performer. The challenge of this project is the staging of the personal mythology of the performer that gives origin to a performance somewhere between autobiography and self-fiction. I propose a study of the performance, specifically the so-called "autobiographical", expanding the search field to other artists who combine theatre and dance as well as in the visual arts field. Through these cross disciplines and the emergence of new artistic forms derived from it, the objective of this work is to study the performer and the performance as a "signature", analysing the creative process using autobiographical material, personal mythology, and the influence of that on my own creative process as a practitioner. Points such as the self, body, identity, signature, name, meeting and collaboration are approached to talk about personal mythology as a set of autobiographical events related to memory, the experiences and the dreams. The autobiographical material will serve as starting point for the construction of a work. The myth can then be the symbolic representation of a past time and a form created according to individual experiences
Buftéa, Maria Claudia. "Théâtre et vision théâtrale dans l’œuvre de Mircea Eliade." Aix-Marseille 1, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009AIX10059.
Letellier, Éloise. "Le théâtre dans la ville : recherches sur l’insertion urbaine des théâtres romains." Thesis, Aix-Marseille, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015AIXM3034.
The vestiges of Roman theatres are ubiquitous throughout the Mediterranean Basin; these structures are familiar, yet remain relatively unexplored, with only a few studies considering their general place in Roman life. Inspired by research on the theatres and entertainment buildings of more recent times, this study offers an urbanistic perspective on these multipurpose edifices; characteristic of the urbanitas, these were at the same time buildings for theatrical performances, ritual ceremonies, and daily activities; civic and religious meeting places; centres of social interaction. The innovations the Romans made to the architectural theatrical form invented by the Greeks enabled them to redefine the theatre’s place in the city and to incorporate it purposefully into their plans for urbanization. Combining the analysis of ancient textual and pictoral representations of Roman theatres with archaeological case studies, this thesis explores and clarifies the practical and symbolic relationships between the theatre and the city in Roman times. By broadening the scope of investigation and by exploring the dynamic and affective positioning of the theatre into the Roman urban landscape, this thesis reveals these architectural structures to be simultaneously typical and unique, complex and understandable, and ultimately remarkably effective in establishing and embodying the image of the city
Arroues, Ben Selma Ophélie. "Yaʿqûb Ṣannûʿ, du théâtre au journalisme : L’écriture théâtrale dans Abû Naẓẓâra." Thesis, Sorbonne Paris Cité, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018USPCF022.
Yaʿqûb Ṣannûʿ (1839-1912) is a controversial author of the Nahḍa and one of the pioneers of Arabic theatreand journalism. This thesis, based on the first years of Ṣannûʿ's magazine, Abû Naẓẓâra (1878-1910),intends to analyze that interplay between dramatic writing and journalistic writing. The first has a bridgingfunction leading to the second that emerges from the interactions between the Arabic literary heritage andthe 19 th century European press. Ṣannuʿ draws inspiration from the ancient Arabic theatrical forms inorder to write "dramatic journalistic" stage plays that capture the news. Furthermore, in Abû Naẓẓâra, thedialogue becomes an autonomous genre in itself as well as the main news-making means. Therefore, onemust consider that the whole magazine builds up on the model of the play. Dramatic writing serves thejournalistic purpose: theater takes part in the dynamics of satire while the dialogue takes on a didactic rolefor the press readers. Abû Naẓẓâra claims to be the voice of the Egyptians. Politics is perceived throughtheatrical metaphor and depicted as a farce. The play, initially intended to be read and performedcollectively, turns the reader into an actor of the political stage
Bélanger, Louis. "Le jeune théâtre dans la champ théâtral québécois, évolution idéologique, 1950-1985." Thesis, National Library of Canada = Bibliothèque nationale du Canada, 1997. http://www.collectionscanada.ca/obj/s4/f2/dsk3/ftp04/nq26374.pdf.
Bélanger, Louis C. "Le Jeune Théâtre dans la champ théâtral québécois évolution idéologique (1950-1985)." Thèse, Université de Sherbrooke, 1997. http://savoirs.usherbrooke.ca/handle/11143/2686.
Perotto, Gérard. "Théâtre et jeu social : approche ethnométhodologique de la praxis théâtrale dans la marginalité." Bordeaux 3, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996BOR30059.
What is the relevance of dramatical mediation within marginal situations? through four integration experiments using drama to mobilise and dynamise the individual, we bring out nine breaking points which characterise an individual in a marginal situation and in which drama, in the form of improvised role-plays, speech and corporal expression enables the individual to work, on re-establishing self-awareness and a notion of personal progress
Shimada, Kaoru. "Absurdité, théâtralité, fictionnalité: essai sur le texte de théâtre : l'écriture théâtrale d'Albert Camus." Paris 4, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005PA040006.
How can we read the theatre works of Albert Camus, as he wished them to be read, from a purely aesthetic angle, without reducing them to the demonstration of the thesis expressed in his philosophical essays? In the current context of aesthetics and poetics, this question is inseparable from another question: what is the theatricality of theatre and theatrical text? The case of Camus reveals some specific features of the theatrical text that appear to point towards its fictionality. However, theatricality is not synonymous with fictionality, although these notions are both closely connected with absurdity. Absurdity, which is to be found in the fundamental principle of communication, allows us to recognize both theatricality and fictionality. In the case of Camus's theatre, which exemplifies more than it represents absurdity, the aesthetic experience of the reader-spectator consists above all in grasping the full meaning of the distance that separates the artistic intention and the works that realize it
Simard, Audrey. "LE POTENTIEL THÉÂTRAL DU BUTÔ Métissage danse-théâtre en appui sur les Cycles Repère." Thesis, Université Laval, 2012. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2012/29326/29326.pdf.
Lepage, Danielle. "Le théâtre d'intervention, étude anthropologique de la pratique théâtrale dans les organisations au Québec." Thesis, National Library of Canada = Bibliothèque nationale du Canada, 1999. http://www.collectionscanada.ca/obj/s4/f2/dsk2/ftp01/MQ41944.pdf.
Mejri, Mahmoud. "La nouvelle thématique dans le théâtre tunisien contemporain : Mutations socio-culturelles et activité théâtrale." Paris 4, 1985. http://www.theses.fr/1985PA040070.
M'Rabet, Moez. "Stanislavski dans le théâtre américain : réception, transmission et évolution d'une approche du jeu théâtral." Paris 3, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007PA030035.
Outside Russia, it goes without saying that Stanislavski's influence in the USA, the father of the art of modern acting, has been the most important of all. Because of its intensity, its impact, its longevity as well as its capacity for overcoming a large number of obstacles ( political, linguistic and cultural), Stanislavski ' relationship to the American theatre certainly appears as an astonishing and fascinating phenomenon. However, there have been few studies about this influence taking into consideration altogether the Russian heritage and the impact of the system on the American actor, in line with the historical, aesthetic and perhaps even the anthropological perspective. This research aims at defining the processes of reception, transmission and the means of assimilation of the system in the USA. Has this adventure brought about the preservation and enrichment of the Russian heritage or, has it, on the contrary, marginalized it, distorted it or, perhaps even betrayed it? We also need to understand whether this transmission has served the American theatre and has allowed it to evolve or has harmed it by causing a true aesthetic and identity crisis which has led to the breaking-up of the American theatrical milieu into a variety of denominations, each one advocating its own interpretation of the system as it appears in the latest works in the field most of which are essentially North-American
Murillo, Trejo Brígida. "Présence du théâtre français dans le théâtre mexicain, 1928-1960 : le cas des groupes de théâtre expérimentaux "Ulises", "Orientación", et "Proa Grupo" : une rencontre théâtrale entre le Mexique et la France." Perpignan, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008PERP0827.
Three groups of experimental theater arise in the Mexican theater of the 20th Century: « Ulises » (1928), « Orientación » (1932-1939) and « Proa Grupo » (1942-1960). These groups put on stage a great number of French authors who belong to the period between the Wars and the post war period. The plays of authors like: Claude Roger-Marx, Charles Vildrac, Jean Cocteau, Henri-René Lenormand, Jean-Victor Pellerin, Jules Romains, Marcel Achard, Jean Giraudoux, Jean Anouilh, Jean-Paul Sartre, Georges Feydeau, Michel Durafour, Marcel Aymé, Marc Gilbert Sauvajon, Jean Guitton, Jacques Deval, Louis Sapin or Eugène Ionesco are translated and put on stage by these three theater groups. The present thesis put forward an analysis scheme based on the concepts of interculturality and the reconstitution of theater plays in order to determine the conditions that foster the presence of the French theater in the Mexican theater from 1928 to 1960. The first part is dedicated to the description of the historical and theatrical contexts in France and Mexico, the context in which these theatrical groups emerge, their objectives, their repertoire, as well as the way the Mexican press receive their work. Secondly, a play staged by each group is chosen: Le Temps est un songe, Jean de la lune and Les Mains sales in order to carry out an analysis of their dramatic qualities and later a comparison of the translated versions. Is also included a description of the staging within the French context and from the original script analyzing the creation of the stage director as staged in the French theater. The theatrical work of « Ulises », « Orientación » and « Proa Grupo » allows us to discover the different points of intersection between the theatrical forms in Mexico and France
Bernard, Julie. "Les mots et les choses dans l'œuvre théâtrale d'Alberto Savinio : un théâtre de l'entre-deux." Thesis, Normandie, 2021. http://www.theses.fr/2021NORMC004.
Alberto Savinio (1891-1952), alias Andrea de Chirico, brother of the famous painter of the metaphysical movement, is a wanderer in the world of art : in turn painter, musician, writer, playwright, set designer, translator but also critic, he experiments everything, abolishes the artistic and linguistic boundaries and makes "play" his creed. This versatile artist turns the theatre into a playful place where all these forms of expression can be found on stage.This thesis considers his theatrical work as a theatre of the in-between that goes beyond the idea of a total theatre to reach infinity. At the heart of this breach and through the prism of language, the playwright questions reality, questions his time and opens up the fields of possibilities.Savinian theatre is indeed the place where everything is expressed: words, the dead and even objects. In this theatre where everything is spoken, the playwright and set designer plays a "perverse" game on words and objects. His conductor's baton becomes a pen or a brush. It turns the language and the matter into visible, plastic, sonorous or speaking objects and reveals to the reader-viewer the mystery and poetry of the world. Alberto Savinio thus exposes the theatricality of speech and fills the gap in the discourse. The limits of speech are therefore annihilated.The word resounds off-stage and on air. In this trompe-l'oeil theatre, there is no room for boredom. The reader-viewer is always on guard, never at rest. His participation is active. So are his intelligence and civic mind. Now, studying the reception of his theatrical work, in France and Italy, will be an opportunity to question these failings on the part of the audience during the author's lifetime. He will know a late but limitless rehabilitation.This thesis is a journey through the theatrical work of Alberto Savinio. The entries and exits must be discovered, to delve into the heart of this in-between, closed or endless space, where the artist's polymorphic activity crystallizes. Through this "coloured adventure", the Savinian spectator explores and questions the other side of the scenes
Yener, Melisa. "L'ambiguïté dans les formes récentes de "théâtres de la parole" : un renouvellement de la dimension politique du théâtre." Thesis, Paris 3, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014PA030096.
Our purpose is to establish the specificity of recent publications (1990 – 2009) identified as the “theatres of speech”, and based upon a worldwide corpus. These plays shape a new political dimension for theatre through ambiguity, considered as an opening for several interpretations, mutually incompatible. In opposition to the vast majority of political theatre works of the XX century, the authors selected in the present corpus refuse to control the outcome of their work on the reader or audience member, or to orientate his/her interpretation in one direction. Ambiguity, in irony and parody, generally causes two kinds of reception: the naïve one, based upon agreement (approval, belief, or fascination), in a context which makes it discordant, or, on the other side, the critical one. The political dimension of these plays appears in the opportunities given to the reader or audience member to question, all by himself, the kinds of manipulation (such as strategy of speech or narration), their effects, as well as the reception habits which make them efficient. These works can then contribute to reduce the impact of manipulation forms based upon habits of naïve reception; hence reduce the action range of strategies based on a “scheme of domination” (Rancière). However, no certainty exists that such opportunities will be used by the reader or audience member. The new political dimension lies in the fact that its visibility is deliberately connected to the singular encounter between the play and each reader or audience member
Di, Bella Sarah. "L'expérience théâtrale dans l'oeuvre théorique de Luigi Riccobini : contribution à l'histoire du théâtre au XVIIIe siècle." Paris 10, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004PA100159.
Taking its point of departure in the theoretical writings of Italian actor Luigi Riccoboni (1676-1753) this study proposes a reflection on the relationship between the theory and the experience of theatre. The writings of Riccoboni on the artistic and historical dimensions of theatre reveal a genuine theory of experience, encompassing both the concrete practice and the sedimentated Erlebnis. From this theory emerges the professionalism of theater and a genuine disciplinarian discourse. In this reformatory project, the disciplinarian discourse and the social ambitions of Riccoboni converge in a panoptic vision of the very space of theater. Luigi Riccoboni leads his combat, on which his social success depends, by connecting the discourse on the art of the comedian to the disciplinarian language of the "honorable" social practices which were present in both political thought on disciplinary surveillance as well as in the contemporary social rites of freemasonry
Coelho, de Souza Ladeira Juliana. "Entre mondes : voyages, récits et entrelacements de pratiques autour du topeng balinais." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Paris 8, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016PA080123.
Personal accounts of certain Balinese and non-Balinese artists are the point of entry of this research conducted on practices of the Balinese topeng art form, as well as the intercultural issues often emerging in such experiences. In the theatrical milieu, Antonin Artaud’s narrative-testimony would found the bases for the creation of a Balinese imaginary and its multiple performative manifestations. Beginning in the 1970s, many theatre artists voyaged to Bali to learn in loco about these different artistic manifestations, specifically topeng. Inversely, certain Balinese artists would voyage abroad, establishing themselves in other countries. For non-Balinese artists, the trip to Bali has prompted different types of upheaval. Such disruptive moments have been described as instances in which otherness is directly perceived. This research addresses the learning processes and the upheavals of Balinese and non-Balinese artists, attempting to understand the different links to the mask and to the teaching and learning of dance. Can we establish the means in which these practices are transmitted? What relations have foreign artists maintained with topeng, with Bali, with the Balinese, themselves? How do certain Balinese artists perceive foreigners? The different aspects of the notion taksu, frequently translated as “stage presence” will be analysed to better comprehend the issues surrounding its diverse formulations. Finally, engaging a personal viewpoint, my own voyage to Bali signified a transformation of my cartography, a change of perspective that permitted rethinking the binary East-West, which is so predominant in discussions concerning Asia
Valipour, Valeska. "La pratique théâtrale dans l’Allemagne de la seconde moitié du dix-huitième siècle (1760 – 1805)." Thesis, Paris 3, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011PA030019/document.
In the 18th century, Germany was composed of more than 300 small states which differed politically, religiously and linguistically. In addition to these, there were non-German territories which were, however, greatly influenced by German culture. As a result, the notion of “Germany” included a territory from Alsace to Russia and from theScandinavian countries to Switzerland. Their rulers were generally preoccupied with battles over dominance. If they devoted any time to theatre it was most likely Italian opera or French theatre. In the beginning of the century, German professional theatre was mainly influenced by English theatre and Italian theatre. The social position of actors was very poor. The bourgeoisie looked on them with particular suspicion.Starting in the 1730s, under French theatre influence, the German theatre started becoming more independent. In the second half of the century, theatre was the driving force behind the embourgeoisement of society. Driven by the desire to improve their low social status, actresses played a leading role in this revolution. For a long time, only gender studies were interested in this part of theatre history. A prominent gender studies theory suggested that men and women were of two different sociological groups. This theory has been accepted without justifying its concurrence with theatre history. That’s the starting point of this work which compares the lives of more than 400 Germana ctresses and actors of the time. Many facets of private and professional life are analysed: family life, career opportunities, finances, legal status and social life. The dissertation shows that the theatrical milieu was already divided into two groups far into the second half of the century: actors who had grown up in theatre and those who came to it later. In fact, the categorical sociological distinction between men and women in German theatre is only justifiable beginning at the end of the 18th century
Forbrig, Karsten. "« Il y a derechef : encore une fois : seulement le théâtre » : recycling et covering dans l'oeuvre théâtrale de Werner Schwab." Nantes, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013NANT3033.
Dawe, Erin M. "L'Acadie dans le théâtre d'Antonine Maillet." Thesis, National Library of Canada = Bibliothèque nationale du Canada, 1999. http://www.collectionscanada.ca/obj/s4/f2/dsk2/ftp01/MQ57280.pdf.
Mpakonikóla-Geōrgopoúlou, Chará. "L'absurde dans le théâtre d’Euripide." Paris 4, 1985. http://www.theses.fr/1985PA040144.
Poirson-Dechonne, Marion. "Le théâtre dans le cinéma." Paris 1, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1999PA01A001.
After pointing out non chronologically some aspects of the historical relationship between cinema and theatre ( how the cinema had been dependant on it, how it became autonomous and how both arts interacted) this survey will analyze the appearance of drama in cinema under three different aspects: filmed drama, the drama as a quotation in a film and theatricality. It will also try to make clear distinctions enhancing the characteristics of each type and how it works. Three main points will then be developed: the spectator's place, knowledge and belief. Indeed, the investigation of these fields will show how the cinema can be altered by the references to drama. Far from making things easier for the cinema, the confrontation of both arts raises a profitable conflict since it provides an aesthetic reflexion about time-old questions concerning reality and illusion, similarity and verisimilitude, as well as on the specificity of the language, even if the cinema is conquering its autonomy. It also creates new devices and new relationships to the spectator
Parfondry, Olivier. "Les techniques et le corps dans la transmission de l'art théâtral : ethnographie d'une Ecole de théâtre professionnel : (les classes d'Art Dramatique du Conservatoire Royal de Liège)." Thesis, Metz, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008METZ002L/document.
This research aims to demonstrate and understand how to transmit the theatre, how, within the workshops', "makes an actor. The study of the "manufacturing" will inevitably depend on the investigation of its cultures, its rituals, its traditions. The land on which these investigations are conducted is very unusual, classes drama of the Royal Conservatory of Liege and their teaching team. Members of this team, gathered around a particular educational project, shaping this theater actor in a relationship of reciprocal obligations that become established symbolically in the actor's body. This symbolization by the body would reduce tension there between theatre and the society that determines in its essence and in its forms. Unlike other conventional formations where the body away in a mere representation and is separated from giving it meaning, namely, the company says, that the unique training features directly connected with what governs its advent , the society of men and women who interpret the world through the theater
Malineau, Violaine. "Le théâtre dans l'Antiquité tardive de la Tétrarchie à Justinien : histoire des spectacles et des monuments." Paris 4, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002PA040158.
The various sources (Law, Literature, Patristics, Epigraphy, Archaeology, Iconography) emphasize that theatre had not vanished from the Roman Empire between the Tetrarchy and Justinien's reign (284-565). Scenic games (ludi scaenici), pagan feasts and to some extent dramatic competitions surviving in a secularized form after pagan cults prohibition, staged mime and pantomime shows and also acrobats, jongleurs, funambulists and from time to time animals. People could play, recite or sing large extracts of comedies and tragedies, which were also studied in the schools and still a part of culture. Very few theatres were built during the Late Empire, the oldest buildings being repaired or transformed. Actors, integrated into factions at the end of the Vth century, could appear either on public stages or in private circles. This essay draws a precise picture of the state of the theatre in the Late Antiquity, showing that it was linked with the life of the cities and did not evolve in the same way through the different regions of the Empire
Schmidt, Prisca. "Théâtre-Croisée des langues : théâtre et langue étrangère dans un lycée de banlieue." Paris 8, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997PA081351.
This ph. D thesis aims to dispel the misconceptions arising from the use of the english language in the practice of theatre with lycee pupils in a deprived suburb of paris by exposing that the foreign language serves as a theatre medium within a comprehensive theatre arts training. After comparing the place of theatre in education since the 1960s in both british and french perspectives and drawing from my personal experience and extensive reading of theatre practitioners, i show how improvising in a foreign language allows the students to express themselves through a wealth of extra-linguistic signs and eventually to develop a powerful physical language. I emphasize how the approach of writing the text from students'improvisations, which incorporate their diverse ethnical languages, enhances the physical and visual theatre form. Secondly, i reveal the stages that led to the creation of a play from an "empty space" to public performance in order to demonstrate that a good quality text and a play can be produced from improvisation in a foreign language with students lacking mastery of that language and having no kowledge of dramatic art ; how a true act of theatre can occur with audiences who have no experience of theatre nor understanding of the language. Lastly, i discuss theatre and citizenship: the collective process of creating a play and the use of the english language as a common and neutral ground encourage the sharing and accepting of the diverse cultures of actors and audiences alike. Thus the students acquire artistic skills but also social awareness. In conclusion, it appears that by offering such an exciting theatre experience to many people in a deprived area, these creations in a language foreign to all, developed from the words and themes proposed by the students, raise fundamental questions about the nature of theatre and its relevance to today's society
Nam, Suki Hee. "Le thème de Phèdre dans le théâtre." Rouen, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000ROUEL343.
Neimon, Delphine. "Le surnaturel dans le théâtre élisabéthain." Paris 3, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1999PA030145.
Hammou, Malika. "Le monde du théâtre chez Aristophane." Toulouse 2, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002TOU20063.
Triau, Christophe. "Dramaturgies du monologue dans le théâtre du XVIIe siècle." Paris 10, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003PA100097.
This study is about the status and the dramaturgical uses of the monologue in French seventeenth century theatre, from 1616 to 1677. It first analyses its numerical evolution, how theory talks about it, and its specificities on the stage (performance, metadramaticity). It studies it through the works of Racan, Viau, Corneille (from Mélite to Rodogune), Molière and Racine (and, sometimes : Mainfray, Mairet, Rotrou). The monologue appears as a problematical element of the dramatic mimesis, a base of the game on the internal points of view and their contradictions : in the pastoral defile, by constructing singular commentaries of the comic fiction, or inside the tragic perspective it makes more complex ; it also appears as a privileged way of the exposition of the persona, and, so, of the relation the audience can build with her, wether it “imposes” her in a tautological and hyperbolic way or, in these times of split between public and particulier, it plays with making her uncertain
Leroy, Christine. "Chair et affects en danse-théâtre." Paris 1, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011PA010569.
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.
Since 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
Triolaire, Cyril. "Fêtes officielles, théâtres et spectacles de curiosités dans le 11ème arrondissement théâtral impérial pendant le Consulat et l'Empire." Clermont-Ferrand 2, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008CLF20009.
This study aims analyzing the official festivals, the theatres and the "spectacle de curiosités" in the eleventh theatrical and imperial district uring the Consulate and the First Empire. He was a tragedy lover who took on the legacy of the Revolution and yet who openly revived the monarchic ceremonials, the First Consul resorted immoderately to propaganda. Official festivities and shows were abundantly used so as to stage power, to control and watch people's minds. Inthe heart of the Empire, this study focuses on the way the imperial worship was developed thanks to the festivals, the theatres and the companies between the year VIII and 1815. About strengthening the devotion for Napoleon and those of the decrees voted in June 1806 and April 1807 about the theatrical life in the departments. This work studies the political relations between Paris and the provinces, highlighting people's obvious reluctance to respect the calendar of the festivals or the theatrical censorship. It shows how the official culture was spread connected to the economical and financial constraints and the local traditions and opinions. Is presents e new sociology of the main actors in the festivities. It studies the planned places, the repertoires and the speeches. And it shows how the official messages were transmitted and how they were received by the people : their approval or their objection as well as the dramatic criticisms. This study thus tries to present a new cultural history of the politics and of its cultural practices at the time of the Consulate and of the First Empire
Her, Mi-Hei. "Coffret double(s)-je(ux) : image-livre-théâtre." Paris 1, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008PA010567.
Pell, Patricia Mary. "La répétition dans le théâtre d'Arrabal." Thesis, University of Ottawa (Canada), 1987. http://hdl.handle.net/10393/5080.
Desorchers, Nadine. "Le récit dans le théâtre contemporain." Thesis, National Library of Canada = Bibliothèque nationale du Canada, 2001. http://www.collectionscanada.ca/obj/s4/f2/dsk3/ftp04/NQ66141.pdf.
Igouazi, Tatem Nathalie. "L'esprit dans le théâtre de Marivaux." Thesis, Reims, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016REIML011/document.
Marivaux's dialogue is pleasant because it's lively, brilliant, subtil, witty ; besides, all the characteres take part in this verbal festival, and the dramatist was often blamed for that. Indeed, his contemporaries criticize his preciosity, his exaggerated subtlety, his affected style : he was too witty, he was even accused of corrupting language. How could we define Marivaux's wit ? As a sparkling writing which is just about good enough for entertaining and tries to dazzle the audience ? Is it the result of a misuse of language ? Or have we to study it seriously to understand its meanings and its stakes ?In the first part, we try to define the notion of wit through different authors, dictionaries and Marivaux's written works. Then we choose the notion of witticism to analyse these comedies. In the second part, we study how wit functions : we give a typology and we show that it's both fragmentary and spectacular. The last part is devoted to explaining how wit influences the sentimental and moral sphere and the dramatic action
Dubos, Anne. "Quelle voix pour le théâtre ? : fabrication des corps et des identités : pour une étude du mouvement dans les théâtres contemporains au Kérala (Inde du Sud)." Paris, EHESS, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013EHES0521.
Performing arts are an integral part of Malayalee culture and malayalee identity. Nearly all of the existing study is focused on classical and folk forms, such as Kathakali and Theyyam, however there is a serious gap in our understanding of contemporary theater in Kerala. Contemporary theater can be thought as a kind of "hybrid cultural product", existing between traditional and modern forms; it refers both to the Natyashastra, as well as the modern contributions of figures such as Grotowski and Stanislavski. This research aims to trace new theatrical practices and scenographic techniques that have developed from the interplay of local "native" theater and contemporary performance aesthetics. To get an overview of contemporary malayalee productions, the fieldwork examined several theatre groups, by way of participatory observation, including: Lokadharmi in Cochin, Sopanam and Abhinaya in Trivandrum, and the Thrissur School of Drama. The differences in the motivations of these groups (regarding issues such as caste, class and gender) illustrate new paradigms that are at the core of local discourse on culture. Is there an invention of tradition? In this vein, we examine the dynamism of local cultural production and consumption. Since the way one moves can inscribe one's identity, we have to examine the elaboration of a body language. The body will be questioned, first, as the simple body of the performer. The extensive video and photographic work, while serving to document the production of the theatre groups, also became the source of some participatory experimentation. For example, the video projects allowed the performers to experiment with their own image and, in turn, integrate these creations into the scenographic design. The reflexive use of image taking made for a unique exchange of ideas between observer and performer
Gouarné, Esther. "Théâtre performantiel : immersion et distance dans le théâtre néerlandophone (Flandre et Pays-Bas, 2004-2014)." Thesis, Paris 10, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014PA100080.
In postdramatic theatre, as theorized by Hans-Thies Lehmann, theatricality, processuality andperformance art have merged. This overlapping was precisely at the heart of the so-called Flemish Wave, inthe 1980s. That generation drew links between the avant-garde's ideals and methods, and today's youngartists. The blurring of art and life overflows theatrical stages and frames, but thereby reveals the veryessence of theatricality : what is showed on those contemporary stages is the emergence of a process, animage in construction, a work-still-in-progress...This is what coins down the expression « théâtreperformantiel » (« performantial theatre » versus performativity). Frictions between representation, illusionand performativity provoke a constant oscillation between meta-theatrical distance, self-referentiality, shockand sensationnal immersion. It even flirts with the dream of total art. These works also rely on an activespectator's gaze. In the midst of these contradictions, stage images oppose a resistance to the visual flows ofthis world. These movements are explored through a field analysis and a close-up on the creative processesof three Flemish and Dutch groups created around 2000 : Abattoir Fermé, the Warme Winkel andWunderbaum. Participative observation offers deeper insight into the aesthetic and ideological issues at stakeat the heart of this encounter between theatre and performance. It also reveals the currency and the validity ofquestioning the avant-garde's ideals given the context of an economic crisis and political tightening
Vilhena, Deolinda Catarina França de. "Les modes de production au Théâtre du Soleil à l'aune de la production théâtrale française depuis 1968 : une exception dans l'exception culturelle ?" Paris 3, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007PA030033.
This study is about the role of production in the evolution of Théâtre du Soleil within the production system of the French stage since 1968 : theatre cannot evade the laws of the market; ethics and art are subject to economics. This study sheds light on this Company’s will to act differently, by analyzing the basic points of their quest : choosing to work as a troupe, having a home of their own, conquering an audience. Théâtre du Soleil has been tremendously successful with their audience for forty years, and they have managed to survive in spite of obstacles connected with theatrical practice, particularly financial ones. We presume that they have succeeded because they have known how to combine production processes in principle opposed at the border of private and public logics, and because they have been continuously imagining a new way of practising theatre from legal, economic, social, organisational and artistic points of view
Megneng, Mba-Zue Geneviève. "La société dans le théâtre d’Afrique centrale : les cas du Cameroun, du Congo et du Gabon. Pour une sémiotique de l’énonciation théâtrale." Cergy-Pontoise, 2008. http://biblioweb.u-cergy.fr/theses/08CERG0373.pdf.
This study’s based on four main parts, and concerns with a legitimate and necessary wish to reinterpret the history and thematic of African literature, through its theatre. This study also concerns with the problematic of poetical analysis of contents, and over all, its destiny. After the summary of the birth of the modern theatre of Central Africa we have tried to shed new light on a lot of situations of signification what are determining for this theatre
Cole-King, Helen. "L'espace sonore dans l'oeuvre de Peter Brook." Paris 3, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004PA030097.
This study sets out to examine in depth the part played by sound in the stage director’s global artistic approach. Although its actual role in preparation work and in performance is only to provide an accompaniment, sound contributes in no small way to the birth and development of the latter. Voice is the chosen means by which the actor is able to uncover the springs of emotion and the deepest meanings of a dramatic text. The musical accompaniment supports the performance as a generator and a reflector of the energies on stage, expressing whatever is ineffable and invisible in the story being performed. The study of such figures of sound as the voice of the origins, the echo and the fundamental vibration testify to a painstaking search for a harmony, or a vibratory balance, search which lies at the heart of Peter Brook’s work and creativity
Bayouli, Tahar. "L'image de l'orient dans le théâtre élisabéthain." Paris 10, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1994PA100033.
In this thesis, the image of the eastern world in the Elizabethan theatre is first studied in relation with its historical background. Trade with the eastern countries and the war against the Turk are pointed out as the factors which most contributed in shaping the Elizabethan image of the eastern world and its expression on the stage. The vision of the east as the realm of passion, violence and sensuality and as a land of marvels and stupendous wealth can be seen through the different evocations of the eastern world. Strangeness and exoticism are the characteristics which mark the oriental life and customs portrayed by the dramatists. The images of a violent, sensual and thoroughly wicked oriental have their expression particularly in the plays centered on the theme of the confrontation with the Turk or through the figures of the oriental villains such as alcazar (lust's dominion: Th. Dekker) and mulleasses (the Turke: J. Mason ). In Mustapha (Greville, the image of the oriental is less stereotyped because it takes its psychological and thematic depth in the tragedy. The evaluation of the images in the third part shows the value and the importance of Marlowe’s Tamburlaine in the tradition of orientalism in the Elizabethan drama and the distinction of Shakespeare’s Antony and Cleopatra
Sarfatti-Ehrenfreund, Yaël Catherine. "Representations et imaginaires : l'étranger dans le théâtre des lumieres." Paris 10, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997PA100109.
This survey aims at casting an analytical look at the french theatrical production of the 18th century, in order to determine and understand the way playwrights have portrayed those people not involved in that culture which ap, pears both rationalistic and christian, both european and centralizing. The analysis of this imagery involves some investigation into the imagi, nations and the sensibilities of the times, likely to be observed on a stage playing the parts of both a place of entertainment and an "ideological forum". As much as it spurs curiosity and desire, the interest taken in others generates worries and fears. To comprehend such a relative notion as the one of the foreigner, a five-item taxonomy has been set up, from forty plays or so. Starting from the "good" savage of remote times (chapter i), who embo, dies fantasies of violence and bestiality, this survey brings together proud barba, rians, generous infidels (chapter ii), and cosmopolitan jews (chapter iii). Nearer to us in space and mind, englishmen, on the other hand, share the respectability and intelligibility of "our" cultural identity (chapter iii). The last chapter (chapter iv), to be seen as a synthesis, examines the ways all those foreigners meet, and gather round the representation of the frenchman
Mendiague, Marie-Pilar. "Le pessimisme dans le théâtre de Giraudoux." Bordeaux 3, 1985. http://www.theses.fr/1985BOR30022.
Nancey, Quentin de Gromard Marie-Gabrielle. "Un théâtre dionysiaque. Nietzsche dans le théâtre français du XXe siècle, d'Antonin Artaud à Jean Vauthier." Thesis, Sorbonne Paris Cité, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015USPCA195.
Many different french playwrights such as André Gide, Antonin Artaud, Albert Camus, Jean-Paul Sartre, Henry de Montherlant and Jean Vauthier took up Nietzsche's thoughts to impicture it onstage. If studies were made on the links between Nietzsche's thought process and french writer, noneadress the question of Nietzsche's thought in the XXth century french theatre synthetically. None theless, this tragic thought starting in «La Naissance de la tragedie» 's Dionysos and ending with «Eccehomo» keeps maintaining consubstantial links with the theatre genre. Dionisyan esthetical conceptionshows affinities with dramatic art and seems predisposed to be transposed and embodied on stage.Nietzsche's thought on art's physiology has caused a renewal of traditionnal writing for theatre for thebenefit of a living theatre, incarnated, using all the stage's ressources. Paradoxically, this nietzschean metaphysical theatre goes with assertion of body and passions. In contrast with « theatre of ideas »,some of the studied works show that Nietzsche's metaphysical theatre is above all an embodied theatre, seeking a fusion between art and life, show and reality, against Aristote’s Poetics
Labeille, Veronique. "« Un soir, ils allèrent au théâtre... » Scènes de théâtre dans les romans France-Québec, 1871-1949." Thesis, Lyon 2, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011LYO20060/document.
The theater scene, key element of several novels yet unexplored, questions the bounds between the medium and the œuvre within. Supported by a corpus made of French and French Canadian novels published between 1871 and 1949, this work argues the recurrent specificities of the theater scene, whatever the time, the aesthetics or the place from which the novelist writes. Becoming a privileged topos for the text that operates « a return on itself », the questions of reflexivity and specularity enlighten what theater can do to the text. From a sociocritic reading articulating social and art matters, our study on the theater scene covers not only the dramatic art’s aspect but also the theater aspect thought as a social classification tool. The costume, the body of the artist, the lights, but also the theatrical spaces, the category of public and the society life happening in the theater hall are, if anything else, some facets our work would like to point out. The prism of the theater scene once revealed goes beyond the interiority of art and the exteriority of the social behavior through and thanks to the body. Between what André Belleau calls the « code » and the « parole (speech)», the theater scene embodies both aspects, links them both tight and goes past them thanks to the bodies that are both eroticized and socialized
Przychodze´n, Janusz. "Le théâtre québécois dans tous ses discours." Thesis, National Library of Canada = Bibliothèque nationale du Canada, 1997. http://www.collectionscanada.ca/obj/s4/f2/dsk2/ftp02/NQ44559.pdf.