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Freitas-Fernandes, Aurélien. "Le Concert Party hier et aujourd’hui en Afrique de l’ouest : une enquête de terrain (évolution histoire, question dramaturgiques, enjeux esthétiques et sociologiques)." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Paris 3, 2023. http://www.theses.fr/2023PA030030.
Full textThis thesis in Theatre Studies, accompanied by a scientific documentary film, is based on a historical and anthropological field study that aims to understand the dramaturgical and sociological issues of a genre of musical cabaret theatre called the Concert Party. From its origins during the colonial period to the present day, the Concert Party has been an extremely popular and subversive artistic movement in West Africa. Produced in the vernacular (Twi, Ewe, Mina...), associated with highlife music and relying on highly coded disguises, make-up and dramaturgy, the shows are still performed in the maquis of the large and medium-sized cities of the West African coast and derisively enjoy turning colonial and racist representations on their head while resisting cultural alienation and political powers. Born in 1930 in the Gold Coast (now Ghana), the genre was exported to its neighbouring country Togo in 1965 after independence. However, the genre's fate in these two countries was very different, without losing its subversive force. The research, which focuses on the history and mutations of the genre up to its present day, is based on research undertaken during several visits to Ghana and Togo, as well as on field experiences from the inside. It was carried out, among other things, by immersion in the Azé Kokovivina Concert Band, Togo's last great concert party company, created in 1985. This also made it possible to collect archives, testimonies and video traces in the form of a scientific report
Salgues, Marie. "Nationalisme et théâtre patriotique en Espagne pendant la seconde moitié du XIXème siècle (1859-1900)." Paris 3, 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001PA030144.
Full textThe patriotic plays, with appeared with the War of Independence opening the 19th century in Spain, were very popular during the Africain War (1859-1860) and continued to develop thanks to forty years of uninterrupted conflicts leading to the "Disaster" of 1898 and the lost of the last Spanish colonies. Their writers come from the Bourgeoisie and present the ideal society of which they dream and in which the good people goes to get killed without rebelling, thus allowing the Bourgeois to pay not to send their own children. Becoming sometimes a tool of propaganda, these plays use the preexisting theatrical bases and perfectly fit in the production of this period ; by using the usual theatrical resorts, they make their message particularly efficient. .
Katuszewski, Pierre. ""Ich war Hamlet" : recherches sur les fantômes dans les théâtres antique et contemporain." Paris 3, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006PA030116.
Full textIn Rome, where theatre is a theatre of pure play, ghosts appearing in Seneque’s tragedies are no anthropological ghosts but pure images with a theatrical operator purpose : within a prologue they have a performing function lying in starting the show, and within the narration they release the characters from the “dolor” so that the show can be genuinely started. In Greece, ghosts appearing in Eschyle’s and Euripide’s plays have a mixed function : informative, for the stories originate in mythology but get modified by dramatists, and performing for they act on the course of the show. In contemporary theatre (Pasolini, Gabily, Bond, Koltès, Müller) which, unlike the other two, is not a ritual and codified theatre but a theatre of representation, phantoms are built after signifying images. However, dramatists systematically release themselves from these original images in order to set up specifically theatrical space and time, proper to ghosts, especially by using different forms of meta-theatre. Meetings with the living do not ever reproduce extra-theatrical patterns but occur, within each play, as unprecedented meetings taking place concurrently to the theatrical narrative. They are used for defining the theatrical space as a space of play where, thanks to the ghosts, a specific relations created between the stage and the audience, based on recognition and taking the place of the classical relation of identification. Ghosts are pointers of playfulness and allow the director to consider playful stagings, sequences in which they intervene, establishing an ephemeral but real sociability between the actors and the audience
Viviescas, Víctor. "Représentation de l'individu dans le théâtre colombien moderne 1950-2000." Paris 3, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005PA030009.
Full textThis thesis carries out an investigation on the modern Colombian writing during the second part of the XX century, around the concept known as "the individual's representation. " Primarily we had investigated three aspects of the contemporary writing context, which are the crisis of drama, the crisis of the representation and the crisis of the individual. This triple crisis creates the context in which the dramaturgy we are about to study is borned and developed. The colombian modern theatre takes its source from the drama crisis and arrives at the end of the XX century, to the experimentation of the postdramatic and post representation writing in the context created by the simultaneous presence of three alternative concepts which are: the hybridization in the dramatic way and the experimentation of the fragment like form; the overflow and the setting in crisis of the representation that is experienced as simulation ; and the individual's explosion and its representation of broken fragments through the theatrical character
Neveux, Olivier. "Esthétiques et dramaturgies du théâtre militant : l'exemple du théâtre militant en France de 1966 à 1979." Paris 10, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003PA100148.
Full textThis study focuses on the aesthetic stakes and on the dramatic art's achievements of the militant action in the drama which took place in France from 1966 to 1979. Should be considered as a militant dramatic action " any dramatic expression which, in support of a fight, aims at being either an helper, or an instrument, or one of its specific aspects " and which is structured alongside with the concrete and prescript fightings. The dramatic performance can only be understood in accordance with the heteronomy of its references (whether theoritical or dramatical). Then it has to be addressed in the light of political stakes, the making process, the inspiring topics and its receptivity. Three different levels of militant appearance and practice are successively examined : on one hand, the dramatic play as a political demonstration, on the orther hand the various forms of dramatic art depending on the selected references and lastly, the political and aesthetic achievements of such expressions
Belemgoabga, Paul Richard. "Individu et Société dans le théâtre de Harley Granville Barker." Montpellier 3, 1988. http://www.theses.fr/1988MON30026.
Full textThe edwardians inherited from the victorians a heritage whose calling into question became imperative to all those who strived for social solidarity. Harley granville barker, a philosopher and humanist, interested himself in the new duties set to every individual. He developed a realistic and intellectual theatre, a paramount medium of ideas. He was member of the fabian society where he met with his close friend g. B. Shaw. He didn't believe in class struggle but in the moral neccesity of a social organisation. He viewed education as a way to liberation which provides equal opportunies to every individual to improve himself. Thus the best trained people in society could ensure the advent of a society showing more solidarity and more humanity
Gauthier, Brigitte. "Dramatisation de la psychiatrie en Angleterre et aux États-Unis de 1960 à 1990." Paris 4, 1993. http://www.theses.fr/1993PA040321.
Full textShakespeare presented madness as a necessary step towards awareness. This analysis was representative of a period during which the weight of institutions allowed only the king's fools or the artists to express themselves freely. In the twentieth century, we can witness a shift of interest. From 1960 to 1990, British and American playwrights were more interested in the treatment of madness, than in madness itself. The general dynamic of their plays is one of denunciation, thanks to a comical vein or to a scathing satire. Dramatists have actually exploited psychiatric issues to incriminate totalitarian powers
Mendiague, Marie-Pilar. "Le pessimisme dans le théâtre de Giraudoux." Bordeaux 3, 1985. http://www.theses.fr/1985BOR30022.
Full textHeitz, Raymond. "Le drame de chevalerie dans les pays de langue allemande à la fin du XVIIIe et au début du XIXe siècle : théâtre, nation et cité." Paris 4, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1994PA040087.
Full textThe resounding success of chivalric drama in German-speaking countries at the end of the eighteenth century and the beginning of the nineteenth has not secured for this "genre" the attention it deserves from researchers. Based on better quantitative survey of this dramatic from and a broader corpus of references, the present study invalidates the theses founded on fragmentary material. This phenomenon, as the point of convergence of questions of aesthetics and of historical and political realities, is reinserted in the German theatre at a moment which coincides with the awakening of a Germanic identity, the acceptance of Shakespeare and aesthetic conflicts. The analysis of the concept of patriotism, which is inseparable from the idea of a "national theatre", clarifies the point of view transmitted by these plays as regards the life of the city and the established powers and gives the "genre" its place in the debate concerning the image of foreigners and the contrasting effects of stereotypes. The metamorphosis of this theatrical vein, once revealed, rejects the positions considered acceptable until now. The dispute concerning levels of
Mangattale-Cezette, Mitsué. "La représentation des passions dans le théâtre tragique de la Renaissance : Garnier, La Taille, Montchréstien." Toulouse 2, 2007. https://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00272376.
Full textIn Jean de La Taille, Robert Garnier and Antoine de Montchrestien's tragedies, three Renaissance's French playwrights, passions become the mainspring of action and characterize roles in the play. Renaissance's tragic theater combines the pathos produced by deplorations and passions' dramatic construction which guides progressing action's rules. Influences coming from Bible, History and Seneca define imitation's conditions but passions' poetics and rhetoric lead imitation to reinvention underlining Renaissance's specificities. The moral point of view in passions' representation is studied through the pathos/catharsis mechanism, choosing a character becoming as important as action's structure. The process of catharsis in Renaissance's tragedies follows from a teaching pathos ; passions edify on moral and poolitic views. Passions' representation is directed by passions' tragic philosophy leading to a Christian theology. Tragedies representing human fault and God's punishment thus combine ancient and Christian conceptions about passions' theology
Books on the topic "Théâtre – Togo – Thèmes, motifs"
Les "bienfaits" de la colonisation: 18 textes de 16 auteurs. Belfort-du-Quercy (Lot): ABS éditions, 2007.
Find full textVuillermoz, Marc. Le système des objets dans le théâtre français des années 1625-1650: Corneille, Mairet, Rotrou, Scudéry. Genève: Droz, 2000.
Find full textGroupe de recherche sur la poétique du drame moderne et contemporain (Paris), ed. Nouveaux territoires du dialogue. Arles (Bouches-du-Rhône): Actes Sud-Papiers, 2005.
Find full textLe diable et la vierge: Textes dramatiques du Moyen Age. Paris: Christian Bourgois, 1990.
Find full textJulie, Sermon, ed. Le personnage théâtral contemporain: Décomposition, recomposition. Montreuil-sous-Bois: Editions théâtrales, 2006.
Find full textDethurens, Pascal. Le théâtre et l'infini: Métamorphose du sacré dans la dramaturgie européenne de 1890 à 1940. Saint-Pierre-du-Mont: Eurédit, 2000.
Find full textLe diable dans le vaudeville au XIXe siècle: Avec une chronologie des pièces, un index des auteurs et un répertoire des revues et journaux. Paris: Lettres modernes Minard, 2003.
Find full textLa scène surveillée: Essai. Arles [France]: Actes Sud, 2006.
Find full textF, Népote-Desmarres, Grosperrin J. -Ph, and Louvat-Molozay B, eds. Mythe et histoire dans le théâtre classique: Hommage à Christian Delmas. Paris: Edition H. Champion, 2002.
Find full textUniversité Paul Valéry. Groupe de recherche études germaniques et centre-européennes. Représentations du corps dans les arts du spectacle et la littérature des pays germaniques: Darstellungen des Körpers. Montpellier: Université Paul-Valéry Montpellier 3, 2004.
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