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Pitch events and scientific events for the general audience - ERC PuppetPlays project (Horizon 2020, GA 835193)
12/16/2022
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Journée d'études "Guignol dans le texte" (4 octobre 2024, Lyon)
10/15/2024
Footage of the seminar "Guignol dans le texte" held on 4 October 2024 at the Musée des Arts de la Marionnette - Gadagne in Lyon. Since 2019, the Musée des Arts de la Marionnette (MAM) has been collaborating with the Université Paul-Valéry Montpellier 3 and the team led by Didier Plassard, professor and principal investigator of the European research programme PuppetPlays. As part of this project, the MAM - Gadagne documentation centre has made its collection of Guignol repertoires available for digitisation, analysis and distribution on the PuppetPlays online platform. The most popular Guignol plays are comedies such as Le Déménagement, Les Frères Koch and Le Pot de confiture... But other genres have also contributed to the puppet's success, including fairy tales, military plays and parodies. The lectures and readings on this day are intended to show the great variety of these shows, the diversity of their audiences and the contexts in which they were performed. The recent discovery of manuscripts performed in Paris between 1866 and 1868 by puppeteers from Lyon will also provide an opportunity to reflect on the language of Guignol and its transformations.
2nd PuppetPlays International Conference: Portrait of the puppeteer as author (Université Paul Valéry Montpellier 3, 23-25 May 2023)
6/12/2023
International conference organised from 23 to 25 May 2023 at the Université Paul Valéry Montpellier 3 as part of the PuppetPlays ERC project (funded by the European Research Council / Horizon 2020, GA 835193) and devoted to the writing practices of puppeteers in Western Europe (17th-21st centuries). Scientific supervisors: Didier Plassard, Carole Guidicelli
1rst PuppetPlays international Conference : Literary writing for puppets and marionettes in Western Europe (17th–21st centuries)
10/29/2021
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