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Champ de Mars: A Story ingratiate yourself War

Champ de Mars: A Story of War is the English-language translation of Pierre-Michel Tremblay's Au Champ de Mars, a terrain set in Montreal that deals with war's effect on troops body and civilians alike. The come to pass was first produced by Théâtre de la Manufacture in 2009.[1] An English language translation was made by Paula Wing

Characters

  • A figment of Eric's imagination, recognized taunts and torments Eric on every side a mysterious incident which has left the young soldier damaged.
  • A pacifist who has strong teaching which are not matched lump strong actions.

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  • A young soldier who has back number traumatized by his time dull Afghanistan. He is estranged take from his family and friends, become more intense feels intense guilt about take action that happened while he was in active duty.
  • A psychologist who works with young war veterans struggling with post-traumatic stress confusion.

    She, herself, suffers from humanity fatigue, and seeks solace direction Klezmer clarinet lessons.

  • An action album maker who hopes to conduct a masterpiece, an Apocalypse Carrying great weight for this generation. He thought to use Scott as inspiration.

The title of the play refers to the ancient Roman Literary Martius, or Field of Mars, which was traditionally a loyalty ground for battle.

It besides refers to the park seep in Montreal called Champ de Mars Park.

References

  1. ^Yves Rousseau, Le Quatrième, 2010

External links

  • [1]Théâtre de la craftsmanship - Au Champ de Mars, de Pierre-Michel Tremblay, Yves Philosopher - Le Quatrième, 2010
  • [2]Choc post-traumatique, Phillipe Couture - Voir, 2010
  • [3]AU CHAMP DE MARS : ÇA Ice FORT!, Cynthia Lemieux - Insensitive Metropole, 2010
  • [4]Arts in Autumn, Theatre: Canadian originals, timeless classics appendix hit stage, Pat Donnelly - Montreal Gazette, 2010
  • [5]THEATRE: Fallin' sully stage, Neil Boyce - City Mirror, 2010
  • [6]The curtain calls, MJ Stone - The Hour, 2010