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Avec Wonnangatta, Jacques Vincey met en scène une histoire singulière et haletante. Un texte entre polar et western aux accents métaphysiques se déroulant dans une région sauvage du sud de l’Australie. En Australie, « Wonnangatta » renvoie à un célèbre crime inexpliqué du pays.

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Le Grand Théâtre de Tours présente chaque année une saison lyrique, symphonique, des spectacles jeune public ainsi que des récitals et des concerts de musique de chambre. Direction : Laurent Campellone

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Parce que c'est toi — Le 20 mai 2026. À voir au Le Théâtre de l’Œuvre. Réservez.

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Viktor, jeune ukrainien de 20 ans, se trouve à Moscou le 24 février 2022 lors de l’invasion russe en UkraineIl y vit depuis 3 ans, réalisant son rêve…

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Die Bretter, die die Welt bewegen und das Drum, Dran und Drauf

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Find out more about one of London's premiere Fringe theatres which has been based at White Bear Kenington since 1988.

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  This lecture will be given via Zoom Webinar. Please book on this page and we will email you the live link 24 hours before the event. We often assume that the texts of 20th-century plays as they are available in established series from respected publishers are dependable. We probably tend to think that most of them, unlike early modern plays, are unlikely to call for more than the occasional explanatory note. Noël Coward oversaw the publication of his plays for the series of Play Parade volumes, and these have been the basis for Methuen Drama’s excellent multi-volume paperback Collected Works. But are there grounds for revisiting these texts? Just how important would it be to ‘edit Noël’ afresh. And what form might such editions take? Would they be useful or, for that matter, marketable? These are some of the questions that have occurred to me in the course of research into Coward’s practices as a writer, and which will be addressed in the talk with reference to unpublished archival material. Speaker: Russell Jackson is Emeritus Professor of Drama in the University of Birmingham. His publications include The Cambridge Companion to Shakespeare on film (2nd edition, 2007), Shakespeare Films in the Making: Vision, Production and Reception (Cambridge 2007), Theatres on film: how the Cinema imagines the Stage (Manchester, 2013), Shakespeare and the English-speaking Cinema (Oxford, 2014) and Shakespeare in the Theatre: Trevor Nunn (London, 2018). He has recently edited the Cambridge Companion to Shakespeare on Screen. He received the Society’s Denning Award in support of research for Noël Coward: The Playwright’s Craft in a Changing Theatre, the first book-length critical study to draw extensively on script material from the archive, which will be published by Methuen Drama in May 2022.