[Candrama] Colingual French+English plays?

[Forsyth, Louise]

Hi Robin,

Further to the collective Broue, there is Raoul Granger’s Bonneau et la Bellehumeur, in which three languages come into play, Laurier Gareau’s translation of Ken Brown’s Cowboy Poétré and other plays from the bilingual regions of Canada. In addition to Nicole’s fine book, I suggest the excellent and pioneering scholarly work done by Louise Ladouceur.

Louise

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Robin,



I recommend a book on that very topic (and more): Nicole Nolette, Jouer la traduction: Theatre et heterolinguisme au Canada francophone. University of Ottawa Press 2015



Sheila


Sheila Rabillard
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​Hi Robin,



I think that Madeleine Blais-Dahlem's play, *La Maculee* does some of that.



Moira

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Dear Colleagues,

A colleague has asked me about what Canadian plays are out there in which one character speaks French and another English and, perhaps, they speak to each other, but not in the others’ language. I’d be happy to receive examples directly at rwhit at stu.ca<mailto:rwhit at stu.ca>. (I could repost responses if others are interested.)

Cheers!
Robin.

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