Shakespeare in Canada: A Cultural Map

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English Audio Translation excerpts of two texts: ''Périclès au Centre national des Arts: Un Coup de maître d'André Brassard" (''Périclès at the National Arts Centre: a master stroke of André Brassard") and "Une saison classique" ("A classical season")

Title

English Audio Translation excerpts of two texts: ''Périclès au Centre national des Arts: Un Coup de maître d'André Brassard" (''Périclès at the National Arts Centre: a master stroke of André Brassard") and "Une saison classique" ("A classical season")

Creator

Lévesque, Robert (author)
Ouimet, Aurèle (author)
Bolduc, Laurence (translator)
Brazeau, Angele (editor)
Brown, Devin (voiceover)

Subject

Theatre Cast, Actors, Costumes, National Arts Centre, Périclès, Denis Bouchard, Suzanne Champagne, Edward Atienza, Monique Spaziani, Julie Vincent, Audio

Description

English audio recording of the English translations of excerpts of two texts: the french Canadian Press Clipping and the french What's On review about the actor roles, costumes, etc. used during the Périclès play held at the National Arts Centre.

Date

2016-11

Format

audio recording, length: 48 seconds, mp3

Source

Lévesque, Robert. ''Périclès'' au Centre national des Arts: Un Coup de maître d'André Brassard," Canadian Press Clipping, 1982.
Ouimet, Aurèle. "Une saison Classique," What’s On, 1982.
National Arts Centre, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Angele Brazeau and Laurence Bolduc, University of Ottawa (cataloguers)

Language

English

Files

Citation

Lévesque, Robert (author) et al., “English Audio Translation excerpts of two texts: ''Périclès au Centre national des Arts: Un Coup de maître d'André Brassard" (''Périclès at the National Arts Centre: a master stroke of André Brassard") and "Une saison classique" ("A classical season"),” Shakespeare in Canada: A Cultural Map, accessed November 14, 2024, http://omeka.uottawa.ca/shakespearecanada/items/show/152.