Rivista | Il Tolomeo
Fascicolo | 19 | 2017
Articolo | Un Christophe ignoré des Césairiens

Un Christophe ignoré des Césairiens

Notes pour des genèses

Abstract

After the triumph of King Christophe in Salzburg in 1964, Europa Studio, a subsidiary of Bertelsmann, co-produced with Austrian television a TV show of Jean-Marie Serreau’s production, directed by Ottokar Runze and aired on 20 January 1965. This historical moment of Francophone theatre and Césaire’s work, with the exceptional presence of Mathilde Beauvoir, is ignored by critics until today. Why? This is the first question we addressed going back to the genesis of this TV production. In this way, we also question his autoriality (authors and right holders), and then show how this theatrical genetics makes it possible to better read the texts, to understand their passage from an indigenous semiotic to an exogenous one – a key question for Francophone studies.


Open access | Peer reviewed

Presentato: 20 Ottobre 2017 | Accettato: 22 Ottobre 2017 | Pubblicato 21 Dicembre 2017 | Lingua: fr

Keywords Europa StudioJean-Marie SerreauAimé CésaireRoger BlinMathilde BeauvoirTheatrical geneticsRoi Christophe/King ChristopheOttokar Runze


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