with Simon Grangeat
On Thursday, March 2nd, Simon Grangeat, author of French contemporary theatre, has accepted a zoom conference with the French theatre club. They have had the occasion to learn about his experience, his vision of theatre and the play he has written and that they are using as their final representation: T.I.N.A. une brève histoire de la crise (There Is No Alternative: a brief story of the crisis).
Continue reading “A brief story of theatre”In the project of Feminist Chapter “Feminism from A to Z”, Carlotta presents to us the letter J for journalism.
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Article for the letter H (Heteronormativity) of the project “Feminism from A to Z” presented by Feminist Chapter
Dear lovely straight people, you are not the center of the world.
Continue reading “Heteronormativity”Nous étions bien Adam. L’Eden, toi, moi. Tu étais nu, moi pas. On se crêpait le chignon parfois pour des affaires sans queue ni tête, mais pas besoin de se couper les cheveux en quatre pour savoir que le soir de deux nous ne faisions plus qu’un, et que c’était la fête.
Continue reading ““Le seul moyen de se délivrer d’une tentation, c’est d’y céder””About 200 years ago, a young woman sat in the secrecy of her own home, learning how to read and write from her husband. Due to this brave act of defiance carried out in the clandestinity of her home, millions of girls in India now have the opportunity to be educated freely. The Indian women’s rights movement is indebted to Savitribai Phule, and despite the great lengths it still has to cover, its journey until here has been made possible due to her dauntless spirit.
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Le Dragon Déchaîné 