Michele Fabien

Michele Fabien is a auteure, adaptatrice, translator and Belgian playwright born with Genk in 1945 and died in Saint-Pierre-the-Old woman (Normandy) in 1999.

“ the theater that I like, which I defends and that I try to practice, it is that where the character builds himself from what he says… ”.

License in Romance philology of the University of Liege, it defends a Thèse of doctorate entitled Michel de Ghelderode. A dramaturgy of smothering .

It becomes playwright with the Ensemble Theatrical Mobile and is Co-founder of the Didascalies collection with her companion Marc Liebens.

Theater

Jocaste , monolog, Brussels, Didascalies, 1981
Our Sade , Brussels, Didascalies, 1985; republished in 2000, Labor Editions, Brussels
Tausk , Actes Sud Papers, 1987
Adget and Bérénice , Actes Sud Papers, 1987
Claire Lacombe and Berty Albrecht , Actes Sud Papers, 1989
Déjanire , Didascalies, 1995 (published with Jocaste and Cassandre )
Charlotte , Labor Editions, 2000 (published with Our Sade and Sara Z )
Sara Z , Labor Editions, 2000

Adaptations

Doll's house of Henrik Ibsen
the Good officess of Pierre Mertens
Yes of Thomas Bernhard
Aurelia Steiner of Marguerite Duras
Host according to Heinrich von Kleist
Cassandre according to Christa Wolf
a royal peace of Pierre Mertens
Oedipus on the road of Henry Bauchau

Translations

Affabulazione of Pier Paolo Pasolini
Pylade of Pier Paolo Pasolini
Calderon of Pier Paolo Pasolini
Host of Plaute
Pigsty of Pier Paolo Pasolini
Stupid of style of Pier Paolo Pasolini
Stabat MATER of Antonio Tarantino

External bond

Site on Michele Fabien

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