Theater Today

Theater Today
No 83, 2008/2 - pages
Pages 5 to 12

Presentation

By Sylvie Roques
Pages 13 to 23

Performing Arts Policies in France and the Disenchantment of the Art World

By Daniel Urrutiaguer
Pages 25 to 36

Theater in the City: Last Words before a Foretold Upheaval

By Robert Abirached
Pages 37 to 46

The Public of Contemporary Theater

By Philippe Cibois
Pages 47 to 64

Aesthetic Distances, Social Proximity

By Emmanuel Ethis
Pages 65 to 75

Dream Questions

By Robert Cantarella
Pages 77 to 104

Employment in Performing Arts and the Paradoxes of Its Growth

By Pierre-Michel Menger
Pages 105 to 113

The Question of Amateurs and Professionals in the Hollander Factory at Choisy-le-Roi

By Patrice Bigel, Sylvie Roques
Pages 115 to 122

Stage Writing

By Philippe Minyana
Pages 123 to 130

For a “Musical” Reception of Contemporary Theater

By Michel Corvin
Pages 131 to 140

A Space for Freedom and Imagination

By Didier Bezace
Pages 141 to 155

Theater and Intermediality: Multifaceted Stage Acts

By Marie-Christine Lesage
Pages 157 to 167

Time Consciousness

By Christophe Triau
Pages 169 to 179

The Stakes and Limits of Performance

By Sylvie Roques, Georges Vigarello
Pages 181 to 191

Paul Celan, A Unique Poetry

By Pierre Antoine Villemaine
Pages 193 to 210

The Actor in the Digital Era

By Jean-Pierre Triffaux
Pages 211 to 228

On the Blend of Genres

By Rafael Mandressi
Pages 229 to 236

The Theater, the Stage, the Feast, and the Screen Society

By Olivier Mongin