... 1990 when he became, for three years, the Artistic Director of French Theater at the National Arts Centre in Ottawa. His major projects with Repère have included The Dragons' Trilogy (1985), Polygraph (1988), Tectonic Plates (1990), and now The Shakespeare Cycle, consisting of Michel Garneau's...

... by guilt, appearing and disappearing within splintered frames of light and dark. N.B.: I am grateful to Jean-Luc Plat and Suzanne Pellerin for helpful information about the types of QuebCcois language that Michel Garneau explores in his three Shakespearean tradaptations: CoriolanlCoriolanus...

... to Metis theorist David Garneau s thinking on noncolonial practices of thinking, feeling, and making the focus on the body, on people in communion with each other and territory, on the objects of culture and art especially those worn and carried, mobile, in display and in dialogue with others. 5 Lou...