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Lear | Jean-Pierre Ronfard

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Cette réécriture sur le mode grotesque et dérisoire du Roi Lear de Shakespeare, influencée par Samuel Beckett et Antonin Artaud, présente un Lear dépouillé de sa grandeur, mais où l'absurde et la cruauté du destin du vieux roi sont mis en lumière. Alors que règnent deux de ses filles à qui il a cédé le pouvoir, Lear et sa maîtresse Corneille sont forcés à errer. Sa troisième fille, déguisée en fou, l'accompagne dans cette descente aux enfers pendant que le bâtard Hector finit par prendre le pouvoir.

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Lear | Jean-Pierre Ronfard

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Read in translation in A Certain William, ed. Lieblein.

Let‘s be honest: I. Hate. This. Author. I had to read his “Roi Boiteux” part two for some research assistant work, and I could not figure out why someone would write it. I feel the same way about this one, though not as strongly. I enjoyed how he used Cordelia (Laurette/The Fool in this version) and the two Shakespeares, but nothing else. Other students liked it. I must simply not get it.

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