Guy Lauzin

Guy Lauzin , director, born the May 8th 1930 and deceased the June 4th 1996. Commander of arts and the letters. Known for its action in favor of theatrical decentralization, from its true name Guy Dauvilliez, it had begun as actor in 1947 in the troop from Leon Chancerel before starting a career of director as from 1954. Amateur of songs, it put in scene recitals of Tino Rossi and Jean Ferrat for which he was also the lyric writer of one of his first recordings - the Mercenaries (1958). In 1982, it was named to advise with the theater and the cultural activity near the regional management of the cultural affairs of High-Normandy, until its retirement in 1990.

Theater

- National theater of Belgium -

• Merry gossips of Windsor of William Shakespeare adapt. of Charles Charras (1967).
• Italians in Paris of Charles Charras and Andre Gille (1967).

- Comedy of Bourges -

• the horse stone of Pierre Halet (1966).
• History of the soldier of Stravinski (1966).
• the showman of galaxies of Pierre Halet (1966).
• Your silence Cooper of Pierre Halet (1968).
• Dialogs of exiled of Bertolt Brecht (1968).
• Victor or children with the capacity of Roger Vitrac (1968) Diffusion TV in (1970).

- Theater of Nice -

• narrow Road towards the far North of Edward Jump (1969).
• Leonce and Léna of Georg Büchner (1970).
• Plutus of Aristophane (1970) - collective Creation.
• Testarium of S. Mrozek (1971).
• Ingenuous of Voltaire (1971).

- National theater of Odéon -

• the will of the dog of Ariano Suassuna (1971).

- Theater of Célestins in Lyon -

• Rhinoceros of Eugene Ionesco (1972).

- Square Thorigny Sylvia Monfort -

• Conversation in the Loir-et-Cher of Paul Claudel (1973).

- Theater of Pleasure in Paris -

• a strange afternoon of Andonis Doriadis (1974).

- House of the culture of Nevers -

• Little servant boy of Pierre Halet (1974).

- Theater of small Odéon -

• the long hats of Andre de Baecque (1975).

- Comedy of St Etienne -

• As it you will like of William Shakespeare adapt. of Charles Charras (1976).
• One badine not with the love of Alfred de Musset (1977).
• human Brothers of Andre de Baecque (1978).