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Sm21-1 Lr.Pdf sm21-1_BI_p01_ReaCOVER_sm20-1_BI_pXX 2015-09-02 8:37 PM Page 1 sm21-1_BI_p02_vivierAD_sm20-1_BI_pXX 2015-09-02 8:44 PM Page 2 UNE GRANDE SAISON LE VIVIER AU ARSENAL À MUSIQUE BRADYWORKS CONSTANTINOPLE MOULIN À MUSIQUE QUASAR SIXTRUM VIDEOPHASE ET PLUS ENCORE! 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But we also need your help. Mais pour cela, nous avons aussi besoin de votre appui. Aidez- Please join us in keeping Canada’s music nous à maintenir l’excellence de la scène musicale canadienne. scene among the very best in the world. www.lascena.ca 514.948.2520 Le plus important magazine de la musique et de la culture au Québec • 7 numéros, 1 guide ressources des arts • 25 000 exemplaires/édition Quebec’s #1 Arts Magazine • 7 issues, 1 Arts Resource Guide • 25,000 copies/edition www.scena.org sm21-1_BI_p06-7+14-15_4Sous_sm20-1_BI_pXX 2015-09-02 8:57 PM Page 6 THÉÂTRE DE QUAT’SOUS par MICHELLE CHANONAT JEUNESSE ÉTERNELLE 60 YEARS YOUNG ajdi Mouawad le surnommait le « grand petit théâtre ». De ajdi Mouawad nicknamed it the “great little theatre”. As far grand, il a la renommée, et maintenant l’âge : le Quat’Sous as “great” is concerned, Quat’Sous has the fame — and now fête ses 60 ans d’existence. De petit, il a conservé la capacité also the age, as it celebrates its 60th anniversary. As for W d’accueil de sa salle, voulant ainsi préserver le caractère W “little”, the theatre has retained its modest seating capacity, intime et privilégier la prise de risque artistique. wishing to preserve its intimate character and emphasize its Depuis 1955, année de la fondation par le bouillonnant Paul artistic risk-taking. Buissonneau de la compagnie du Théâtre de Quat’Sous, six direc- Since the ebullient Paul Buissonneau founded the Théâtre de teurs artistiques se sont succédé, tous porteurs d’une vision particu- Quat’Sous in 1955, six artistic directors have succeeded him, each lière, mais tous en continuité avec leurs prédécesseurs. Eric Jean, à having their own particular vision while nevertheless maintaining la tête du théâtre depuis 2004, revient sur les moments marquants continuity with their predecessors. Eric Jean, the theatre’s head since de son histoire. 2004, reflects on the moments that shaped its history. PAUL BUISSONNEAU, PAUL BUISSONNEAU, FONDATEUR INSPIRANT INSPIRATIONAL FOUNDER D’abord itinérante et comptant dans ses Homeless at first, yet including rangs Jean-Louis Millette, Yvon among its ranks Jean-Louis Mil- Deschamps, Claude Léveillée et Louise lette, Yvon Deschamps, Latraverse, la compagnie s’installe Claude Léveillée, and dans une ancienne synagogue de l’ave- Louise Latraverse, the nue des Pins à Montréal. Buissonneau company moved into a racontait avoir hypothéqué sa maison former synagogue on et payé 30 000 dollars pour acquérir le Montreal’s Pine bâtiment ! « Mais Paul n’avait pas Avenue. Buisson- un sou pour ouvrir le neau recalls hav- théâtre, raconte Eric ing mortgaged his Jean. Grâce à une house to pay serveuse du restau- $30,000 to ac- rant où il était un quire the building. habitué, il ren- “Paul didn’t PAGE CI-CONTRE, EN SENS HORAIRE : Illustration de Jacques Delisle mettant en vedette les membres de L'Osstidcho; Paul Buissonneau (PHOTO : ANTOINE DESILETS); Image promotionelle pour Dénommé Gospodin (PHOTO : PIERRE MANNING); Image promotionelle pour Variations sur un temps (PHOTO : PIERRE MANNING); Spectateurs devant le Théâtre de Quat'Sous, avenue des Pins, à Montréal; Robert Charlebois chantant au Quat’Sous. PHOTOS D’ARCHIVES: CENTRE D'ARCHIVES DE MONTRÉAL, FONDS JOURNAL QUÉBEC-PRESSE ET FONDS ANTOINE DESILETS FACING PAGE, CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: An illustration by Jacques Delisle featuring the cast of L’Osstidcho; Paul Buissonneau (PHOTO: ANTOINE DESILETS); Promo- tional image for Dénommé Gospodin (PHOTO: PIERRE MANNING); Promotional image for Variations sur un temps (PHOTO: PIERRE MANNING); Theatregoers in front of the Théâtre de Quat'Sous, Pine avenue, Montreal; Robert Charlebois singing at Quat’Sous. ARCHIVE PHOTOS: CENTRE D'ARCHIVES DE MONTRÉAL, JOURNAL QUÉBEC-PRESSE COLLECTION AND ANTOINE DESILETS COLLECTION. 6 SEPTEMBRE/SEPTEMBER 2015 AUTOMNE/FALL sm21-1_BI_p06-7+14-15_4Sous_sm20-1_BI_pXX 2015-09-02 8:57 PM Page 7 contre Sam Abramovitch, admirateur du travail de Buissonneau, qui have a penny to open the theatre,” says Eric Jean. “Thanks to a waitress at a lui propose de financer les travaux nécessaires avant l’ouverture. » restaurant where he was a regular, he met Sam Abramovitch, who admired Le théâtre est inauguré en décembre 1965 avec la pièce La Florentine Buissonneau’s work and offered to finance the necessary work before the de Jean Canole.
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