Fabrice Melquiot

Fabrice Melquiot was born with Modane, in Savoy, in April 1972. Before becoming Playwright, it followed a training of actor, after having obtained an audio-visual baccalaureat.

Its parts were put in scene in particular at the Comédie of Rheims by Emmanuel Demarcy-Mota, with the Comédie-Française, the Théâtre of the Bastille or Théâtre of the City. Its texts are translated into German, Spanish, Italian and Russian and are published in France at the Arch Editeur.

Creations

In 2001 Perlino how inaugurates the collection Théâtre Youth of the Arch Editor. In 2002, Bouli Miro , is put in scene by Patrice Douchet at the Théâtre of the Youths at Lyon, and in 2003 put in scene by Christian Gonon at the Studio-Theater of the Comédie-Française.

For the Season 2002/2003, Fabrice Melquiot joined Emmanuel Demarcy-Mota, with the Comedy of Rheims, like “associated author”. Y will be created Unexpected the and the Devil divides of it.

In 2003, Fabrice Melquiot receives the Prix SACD of the best radiophonic part, the Prix Jean-Jacques Gauthier of the Barber and two prices of the National union of criticism: that of the best creation of a part in French language for Devil in division , and that of the theatrical revelation of the year.

In 2004, the Keeper of silence is created in a setting in scene of Franck Berthier with the Faience manufacture of Creil, and the trade-guild continues with Emmanuel Demarcy-Mota by the creation of My life of candle to the Comédie of Rheims and the Théâtre of the City.

In 2005, its part Unexpected the is created in Russian with the Modern Théâtre of Moscow, put in scene by Franck Berthier.

In 2006, Marcia Hesse , put in scene by Emmanuel Demarcy-Mota receives several nominations with the Molières.

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