M La Scène is an online medium specialising in the analysis and criticism of theatre and other forms of performing arts. We are totally independent and driven by a philanthropic vocation. We provide coverage of the French theatre scene, offering honest and unbiased reviews, professional interviews with artists and directors, as well as in-depth articles on trends and developments in contemporary theatre. We pride ourselves on our editorial independence and are committed to providing our readers with an informed critical perspective on the shows we cover.
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Marie-Laure Barbaud, Editor-in-Chief, M La Scène
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[Théâtre] Georgia Scalliet, nominée pour le Molière de la meilleure comédienne dans un théâtre public pour Les Fausses Confidences de Marivaux, m.e.s Alain Françon. Ici interviewée aux Ateliers Berthier en 2021 pour La 2nde Surprise de l'Amour. #GeorgiaScalliet #AlainFrancon
Interviewé par #MlaScene pour Anatomie d'un Suicide, Christophe Rauck évoque le livre 'Mon vrai nom est Élisabeth" d'Adèle Yon, qui réfute la malédiction d'un gène de la dépression dont certains seraient porteurs; épigénétique ou héritage social ?
➡️https://mlascene-blog-theatre.fr/critique-anatomie-dun-suicide/
[#Théâtre #Interview] Jean-Philippe Daguerre traduit dans "Du charbon dans les veines" la #résilience et la fierté des mineurs. Malgré la pénibilité, les fermetures et la tristesse, Français, Polonais, Italiens et Marocains, montrent une incroyable osmose face à l'adversité.
Marie-Laure BARBAUD
Editor of the Mlascène website
Theatre, Dance and Music Reviews
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In agreement with Thomas Mann:
There is no true passion but criticism
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Going to the theatre is in itself an act of commitment. It’s about leaving behind the confines of your own home and becoming one of a human community, alive and vibrant, in a moment shared and experienced.
The Web media M La Scène created the LM (« elle aime / she likes ») of the performing arts to help in the choice of shows and outings. This indicator takes into account the interest of the text, the choreography and the show, as well as the quality of the actors’ performances and the richness of the stage effects. It provides a summary rating of theatre and dance reviews on five levels:
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