- Summary
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By exhuming a text that is difficult to access, L'Oncle curé by Victorine Miller, premiered at the Théâtre du Parc in Brussels at the close of the 1913-1914 season, this edition hopes to give it the destiny of The Marriage of Mademoiselle Beulemans, resounding success of the same decade. The two comedies were interpreted in particular by Ambreville and Nélès known for mastering the zwanze to perfection. Our edition retraces on this occasion the careers of these two actors from Brussels, allowing, with archival documents in support, to complete the data on Ambreville and to discover those on Nélès, snatching them from oblivion in which posterity often holds comic actors.
- Contents
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Introduction
carrière de Nicolas Ambreville
carrière d’Émile Nélès
L’Oncle curé
L’Oncle curé de Victorine Miller
Acte I
Acte II
Acte III
Annexes
Annexe 1
Annexe 2
Annexe 3
Bibliographie
Index operum
Index nominum
Index des Théâtres
- Author (s)
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France MARCHAL-NINOSQUE (ed.)France Marchal-Ninosque is a professor at the University of Franche-Comté, specializing in particular in theatrical poetics. This edition of the text and its illustrations are linked to the “Emile Nélès” archive collection online on the UFC Fanum platform and on Nakala (TGR Humanum).
- Readership
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This edition of one of the last comedies of the Brussels Belle Époque is embellished with a biography of the two actors who carried it on tours in Belgium and Holland, Nicolas Ambreville and Émile Nélès. It will be of particular interest theater lovers because of unpublished archive documents.
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- Support (s)
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Publié avec le soutien du laboratoire ELLIADD (UR 4661)
