ALL FOR ONE

ARIANE MNOUCHKINE’S THROUGH BRA ZILIAN THEATER THROUGH THE LENS OF JEANNE DOSSE

Authors

  • Julia da Silva Carrera

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.59418/olhares.v11i1.234

Keywords:

Ariane Mnouchkine, brazilian theater, musical, Théâtre du Soleil, creation process, acting, theater film, expanded scene

Abstract

This article deals with the documentary film Todas por uma (2022), by Jeanne Dosse, which shows how, in the midst of the economic, political, social and cultural crises that devastated Brazil, Ariane Mnouchkine, director of the Théâtre du Soleil (France), was invited to supervise the staging of the play As comadres (2019), a version of Les Belles-Soeurs (1965) by the Canadian Michel Tremblay, turned into a musical in 2010, by René Richard Cyr, with more than twenty Brazilian actresses, in an approach collaborative that aimed to break with the dominant patterns and give rise to a collective work. In addition to highlighting the encounter between Mnouchkine and Brazilian theater, the article also seeks to point out the clues that show the strong connection between Ariane and the cinema, explicit in the way in which the director and filmmaker conducts her creation processes and invents languages through images.

Author Biography

  • Julia da Silva Carrera

    Doutora pelo PPGAC-UNIRIO (2023) em História e Historiografia do Teatro e das Artes, com passagem
    pela Paris 3 – Sorbonne Nouvelle, com a tese Vai luz, som... Silêncio, câmera rodando... Soleil! – A presença do
    cinema na obra de Ariane Mnouchkine. É mestre pela UFRJ (2017) e sua dissertação foi publicada em livro, Les
    Éphémères – cinema em cena no Théâtre du Soleil. Atualmente está em pesquisa de pós-doutorado na ECA/USP
    e na ECO/UFRJ. É pesquisadora no grupo de pesquisa CEPECA – Centro de Pesquisa em Experimentação
    Cênica do Ator, ECA – USP, sob direção do Prof. Dr. Eduardo Tessari Coutinho.

Published

2025-01-23

How to Cite

ALL FOR ONE: ARIANE MNOUCHKINE’S THROUGH BRA ZILIAN THEATER THROUGH THE LENS OF JEANNE DOSSE. (2025). Olhares, 11(1), 62-71. https://doi.org/10.59418/olhares.v11i1.234

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