L'envers du décor: rhéthorique visionnaire et instrumentalisation politique dans l'art dramatique de Derek Walcott

Expérience théâtrale en confinement

Essai d'interprétation artaudienne de la communication du professeur Jean-Pierre Triffaux (dit Rabanel) par Paul Chariéras, comédien et metteur en scène

Rabanel [Jean-Pierre Triffaux], « Le drame du coronavirus », article-appel et documents audiovisuels publiés en ligne, site Université Côte d'Azur-CTELA et site Sceneweb.fr, le 30 mars 2020.

Rencontre autour du livre de Jean-Pierre Triffaux, dit Rabanel, L’Interdiction du théâtre - Éloge du dialogue et du vivant, Sampzon, Éditions Delatour France, 2014. Interview animée par Jacques

As founding narratives or idealized representations of historical figures, myths have, from time immemorial, tied humans together, creating communities that grow into organized societies. They have

As founding narratives or idealized representations of historical figures, myths have, from time immemorial, tied humans together, creating communities that grow into organized societies. They have

As founding narratives or idealized representations of historical figures, myths have, from time immemorial, tied humans together, creating communities that grow into organized societies. They have

As founding narratives or idealized representations of historical figures, myths have, from time immemorial, tied humans together, creating communities that grow into organized societies. They have

As founding narratives or idealized representations of historical figures, myths have, from time immemorial, tied humans together, creating communities that grow into organized societies. They have

As founding narratives or idealized representations of historical figures, myths have, from time immemorial, tied humans together, creating communities that grow into organized societies. They have

As founding narratives or idealized representations of historical figures, myths have, from time immemorial, tied humans together, creating communities that grow into organized societies. They have

As founding narratives or idealized representations of historical figures, myths have, from time immemorial, tied humans together, creating communities that grow into organized societies. They have