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Marianne Drugeon

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ID8834356
NAMEMarianne Drugeon
GIVEN NAMESMarianne
FAMILY NAMEDrugeon
SIGNATUREDRUGEON M
AFFILIATIONSLes Afriques dans le Monde
ORCID0009-0006-0570-0219
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS6
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR6
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2020
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2026
H-INDEX0
  • The haunted stages of Calais and London

    Open Access•Marianne Drugeon•ARTICLE•Cultural Studies•2026

    In recent years, the British contemporary stage has been echoing current political and social crises, among which the ‘migrant crisis’, as well as movements fighting systemic racism and asking for a decolonized rereading of the past. This article concentrates on two such experiments. Joe Murphy and Joe Robertson lived in the refugee camp in Calais for seven months and established Good Chance Theatre there. They wrote The Jungle as a result of the…

  • Rencontre avec Tim Crouch et sa traductrice Catherine Hargreaves

    Open Access•Marianne Drugeon, Déborah Prudhon•ARTICLE•Miranda•2023

    This is a transcript of a conversation with British playwright Tim Crouch and French stage director and translator Catherine Hargreaves, on the occasion of two of Crouch’s plays being performed at the Festival d’Avignon in July 2023. The interview took place on July 18, 2023 at the Café des Idées, a venue where debates, conferences, workshops, and radio shows were held during the Festival. The event was co-organised by the research centres EMMA, …

  • Aleks Sierz, Good Nights Out

    Open Access•Marianne Drugeon•ARTICLE•Miranda•2023

    Aleks Sierz, author and theatre critic, also teaches courses on postwar British theatre for various universities, in the UK and in Germany. His most famous contribution to research on drama is probably his reference study of “in-yer-face theatre” (In-Yer-Face Theatre. British Drama Today, Faber, 2001), but he also published books on prominent playwrights (Martin Crimp, John Osborne), as well as more extensive studies of contemporary theatre in Br…

  • Community Plays and Community Projects Today

    Open Access•Marianne Drugeon, Jon Oram et al.•ARTICLE•Miranda•2022

    Lors d’une journée d’études consacrée au théâtre participatif et à ses liens avec la communauté qui a eu lieu à Montpellier le 13 mai 2002, six artistes britanniques, dramaturges et metteurs en scène étaient invités à confronter leurs expériences. Trois d’entre eux reviennent ici de manière très concrète sur leur carrière pour partager un regard rétrospectif qui met en lumière le fil directeur de toutes leurs créations artistiques : le théâtre au…

  • A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens, adapted by Jack Thorne

    Open Access•Marianne Drugeon•ARTICLE•Miranda•2021

    Adapté par Jack Thorne, le Conte de Noël de Dickens a été produit en 2017 au théâtre The Old Vic de Londres et revient depuis tous les ans dans la programmation. Nous proposons une comparaison entre la création de janvier 2020, en présence du public, et une version adaptée à la crise sanitaire avec une diffusion par visioconférence, en direct, en décembre 2020

  • Une langue, des continents

    Marianne Drugeon, Mishka Lavigne et al.•ARTICLE•Théâtre/Public•2020

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  • Une langue, des continents

    Marianne Drugeon, Mishka Lavigne et al.•ARTICLE•Théâtre/Public•2020

  • A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens, adapted by Jack Thorne

    Open Access•Marianne Drugeon•ARTICLE•Miranda•2021

    Adapté par Jack Thorne, le Conte de Noël de Dickens a été produit en 2017 au théâtre The Old Vic de Londres et revient depuis tous les ans dans la programmation. Nous proposons une comparaison entre la création de janvier 2020, en présence du public, et une version adaptée à la crise sanitaire avec une diffusion par visioconférence, en direct, en décembre 2020

  • Community Plays and Community Projects Today

    Open Access•Marianne Drugeon, Jon Oram et al.•ARTICLE•Miranda•2022

    Lors d’une journée d’études consacrée au théâtre participatif et à ses liens avec la communauté qui a eu lieu à Montpellier le 13 mai 2002, six artistes britanniques, dramaturges et metteurs en scène étaient invités à confronter leurs expériences. Trois d’entre eux reviennent ici de manière très concrète sur leur carrière pour partager un regard rétrospectif qui met en lumière le fil directeur de toutes leurs créations artistiques : le théâtre au…

  • Rencontre avec Tim Crouch et sa traductrice Catherine Hargreaves

    Open Access•Marianne Drugeon, Déborah Prudhon•ARTICLE•Miranda•2023

    This is a transcript of a conversation with British playwright Tim Crouch and French stage director and translator Catherine Hargreaves, on the occasion of two of Crouch’s plays being performed at the Festival d’Avignon in July 2023. The interview took place on July 18, 2023 at the Café des Idées, a venue where debates, conferences, workshops, and radio shows were held during the Festival. The event was co-organised by the research centres EMMA, …

  • Aleks Sierz, Good Nights Out

    Open Access•Marianne Drugeon•ARTICLE•Miranda•2023

    Aleks Sierz, author and theatre critic, also teaches courses on postwar British theatre for various universities, in the UK and in Germany. His most famous contribution to research on drama is probably his reference study of “in-yer-face theatre” (In-Yer-Face Theatre. British Drama Today, Faber, 2001), but he also published books on prominent playwrights (Martin Crimp, John Osborne), as well as more extensive studies of contemporary theatre in Br…

  • The haunted stages of Calais and London

    Open Access•Marianne Drugeon•ARTICLE•Cultural Studies•2026

    In recent years, the British contemporary stage has been echoing current political and social crises, among which the ‘migrant crisis’, as well as movements fighting systemic racism and asking for a decolonized rereading of the past. This article concentrates on two such experiments. Joe Murphy and Joe Robertson lived in the refugee camp in Calais for seven months and established Good Chance Theatre there. They wrote The Jungle as a result of the…

Art (4 works) · Media studies (2 works) · Philosophy (2 works) · Sociology (2 works) · Theatre and Performance Studies (2 works) · Visual arts (2 works) · Art history (1 work) · Arts, Culture, and Music Studies (1 work) · Biography (1 work) · Calais (1 work)

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