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Christian Palustran

Christian Palustran
  • Birth 1947
  • Birth place Saint-Cloud (France)
  • Nationality French
  • Occupation Playwright and storyteller

Christian Palustran was born in 1947 near Paris, in Saint-Cloud. He is a French playwright and storyteller. His works – some of which are written for youth – have been performed and broadcast in France and several other countries..[1][2][3]

Early Life and Overview

Christian Palustran grew up around Paris. He developed a passion for writing and drama at an early age. As a youth, he played guitar, composed songs, and enjoyed the works of Joan Baez and Bob Dylan. After completing his undergraduate studies, he was appointed a teacher in Normandy and soon began putting on shows and leading writing workshops with students from elementary school through university grades.[4][5][6]

Around this same time, he began developing his own texts. Two of his early works, Escapade and Story of an Egg, were rewarded with performances at the National One-Act Festival in Metz (France).[7][8][9][10][11]

A proponent of quality amateur theater,[12][13] he has been invited to festivals in France and other countries, notably in the United States, Canada [14], and Belgium, where he talks on his speciality and where his plays are often performed. Two of them, A Yellow Butterfly Called Sphinx and The Misdeeds of Bourbon, represented France at the IATA International Estivades in Belgium.[15][16] Another play, The Trap, was performed at the first Namur International Festival (Belgium).[17] Likewise, A Yellow Butterfly Called Sphinx participated in the Spanish University Festival in Valladolid.[18]

Proficient in several languages[19], he has translated other authors 21 and assisted in the translation of his own work. He also supports the Francophonie, the organization of countries with French as an official or important language. As such, he is often the host of French Alliances or Institutes[20]. Since 2009, he has annually chaired the Francophone Festival La Première in Kirov, Russia.[21][22][23]

Storyteller

Christian Palustran is the author of several collections of short stories: The Good People's Twilight[24], The Tales of the Crescent Moon, and Metamorphoses, My Love, a contemporary treatment of Ovid[25]. Drawing inspiration from classic tales, these "strands of dreams," as the author calls them, often ironically highlight or comment on contemporary themes and problems. Many of his stories have been broadcast on French-speaking radio stations and the France-Culture radio channel[26]. They have been interpreted by some of France’s leading performers, including Michel Bouquet, Michel Galabru, Michael Lonsdale, Judith Magre, François Périer, Jean Rochefort, among others. They have also been recited or performed in public, in particular by Claude Piéplu at the National Festival of Storytellers of Chevilly-la-Rue, Alsace and Normandy.[27][28][29]

Playwright

Christian Palustran has written some thirty plays of various genres[30], which critics have said can be "funny, tender and sometimes fierce" (cf.Vers L’Avenir and La Voix de l'Est[31]). Many have been performed in France and in French-speaking countries. In France, venues include:

His plays have also been performed in Belgium (Brussels[50] and Wallonia[51][52][53]), in Switzerland[54][55], and in Canada[56]

Several were broadcast on radio (France-Culture[57][58][59], Radio Suisse Romande, and Radio France Internationale).

Some of his plays have been translated and performed abroad. In the United States, A Yellow Butterfly Called Sphinx was performed at the off-off Broadway 13th street Repertory Theater [60], Escapade won first prize at the New York International playwriting competition, and Dogdaze was selected for a public reading[61]. In addition, The Hood Case was staged in Massachusetts (Herring Run Festival, 1993).

Others have been performed in Argentina[62], Russia[63][64][65], Bulgaria[66], and Romania[67][68][69][70][71][72][73][74].

Many of his regularly staged plays are satirical comedies that mock our time:

He is also the author of tragic monologues (Diary of a Werewolf, Cloud, Abyss[85]) and social dramas (Dogdaze, in the program of a university in Argentina 64), Escapade, A Yellow Butterfly Called Sphinx, The Trap, A Peaceful Evening, Linda…).

Christian Palustran is also interested in theatre for young people[86]. With false naivete or more directly, his works tackle contemporary problems, sometimes at the risk of being surprising or disturbing (A Yellow Butterfly Called Sphinx[87][88][89]).

They are often interpreted by young actors:

  • Story of an Egg[90][91]
  • The Hood Case[92]
  • Donkey Skin 2000[93]
  • Santa Claus No Longer Responds[94]
  • Snow White's Sister[95]
  • The Queen and the Magic Olifant[96]
  • The War of the Trees[97]

Some have been transcribed in Braille.[98]

Works

Stories

  • Radio-France cassettes: The Surprise of Santa Claus (La Surprise du Père Noël), 1987: printed in 10,000 copies for the operation "We are all Santa Claus" launched by France-Culture, France-Inter, and the magazine Pèlerin
  • The Twilight of the Fairies (Le Crépuscule des fées), 1993

France-Culture and Radio Suisse Romande recordings:

  • The Ice Lady, The New Donkey Skin,The Trial of Little Red Riding Hood (La Dame de glace, La Nouvelle Peau d´Âne, Le Procès du Petit Chaperon rouge) (These three tales were also broadcast on Canadian Radio)
  • The Surprise of Santa Claus (La Surprise du Père Noël), The Peasant, the King and the Pot, (Le Paysan, le Roi et la Marmite) 4 episodes,
  • The Fate of theTrees, The Stubborn Cat, The Story of the Christmas Star, The UFO, 2 episodes (Le Destin des arbres, Le Chat buté, Histoire de l’étoile de Noël, L’Ovni)
  • Concerto for Goblin, Ghost and Mermaid, (Concerto pour lutin, spectre et ondine) 3 episodes, 1980, 1982 and 1984
  • Tales of the Crescent Moon (Les Contes du croissant de lune), Art & Comédie, 2000
  • Concerto for Goblin, Ghost and Mermaid in the review L'Encre et l'Oeuvre n° 206-207, Souffles, 2004
  • Metamorphoses, My Love (Métamorphoses, mon amour), after Ovid, Hachette jeunesse, 2005. This book is also transcribed in Braille (GIAA PACA / CORSE)

Theater

(For summaries, number of actors, places and dates of creation, see the list of plays in the CNES 32 Authors' Directory).

For Children and Young Adolescents

  • The Cat’s Tail (La Queue du chat) in Démocratie mosaique 4, Lansman, 2000
  • Christmas Theater (The Surprise of Santa Claus, Story of the Star and the Ark, The War of the Trees, The Magician), Les Mandarines, 2004
  • The Queen and the Magic Olifant followed by Donkey Skin 2000 and Concerto for Goblin, Ghost and Mermaid (La Reine et l'OlifantMagique suivi de Peau d´Âne 2000 et Concerto pour lutin, spectre et ondine), La Fontaine, 2005
  • The Hood Case (L’Affaire Chaperon) in Democratie mosaïque 3, 1998, and in Petites Pièces pour dire le monde, Lansman, 2005
  • Snow White’s Sister (La Soeur de Blanche-Neige), Art& Comédie, 2006
  • Story of an Egg (Histoire d’oeuf), new edition, Les Mandarines, 2020

For All Audiences

  • Escapade, in L’Avant-scène Theatre n° 735/736, 1983, translation Frank B. Moorman
  • Diary of a Werewolf, Abyss and Cloud, (Journal d’un loup-garou, Abîmes et Nuage), Lansman, 1996 translation Frank B. Moorman

 Broadcast of Dairy of a werewolf on France-Culture (1991) and of Cloud on the Swiss Romande Radio (1990)

  • A Peaceful Evening (Une Soirée tranquille), La Fontaine, 1996
  • The Great Debate (Le Grand Débat) (taken from A Hell of a Heaven) (Un Paradis d'enfer), translation into Bulgarian in the Review Panorama n° 3, French contemporary theater, 1998 by A. Sougarev
  • Citizen B.V. or Green-Beard (Citizen BV ou La Barbe Verte), Art & Comedie, 2001
  • The Peasant, the King and the Pot, (Le Paysan, le Roi et la Marmite), La Fontaine, 1992 and 2002
  • A Yellow Butterfly Called Sphinx (Un Papillon jaune appelé Sphinx), La Fontaine, 1990 and 2002 (trilingual French, Italian, English version)
  • Dogdaze (La Canicule), La Fontaine, 1991 and 2002, translation Frank B. Moorman

 Broadcast on France-Culture (1978 and 1979) and in a dozen countries (1983),

  • Queneau, but Yes (Queneau, que si), collective work, Les Quatre Vents, 2003
  • The Trap (La Chausse-trape), La Fontaine, 1998 and 2004

 Broadcast on France-Culture in 1981,

  • The Misdeeds of Bourbon (Les Méfaits du Bourbon), La Fontaine, 2004
  • A Hell of a Heaven (Un paradis d´enfer) in Theater for Apartments and Small Stages, (Théâtre pour appartements et petites scènes), Les Mandarines, 2006
  • Theophraste or the Eighth Sky (Théophraste ou le huitième ciel) in Theater for Apartments and Small Stages, Les Mandarines, 2006
  • Linda and The Test (L'Épreuve) in Theater for Apartments and Small Stages, Les Mandarines, 2006
  • Ecco in Un autre regard, L’Agapante, 2008
  • La Fontaine, the Clown and the Ecologists, theatrical stroll, (La Fontaine, le clown et les écolos, balade théâtrale), La Fontaine, 2010
  • The Telecrates (The Challenge) in Scènoblique 2010, ABS, 2011
  • The Telecrates, new edition (The Challenge and Pasta with Vinaigrette), ABS, 2011
  • Mythomania, theatrical stroll, with Story of an Egg and Door-to-Door Sales, Les Mandarines, 2020

Author's Translations

  • A Christmas Carol, French translation of the play by Sandra Nordgren, theatrical adaptation of the Charles Dickens tale, Art & Comédie, 2000
  • The Secret of Deer Island and The Mischievous Child (theatrical adaptation of Hans Christian Andersen's tale) by Argentinian playwright Alejandro Finzi

Bibliography

  • Directory of Contemporary French-Language Theater (Répertoire du théâtre contemporain de langue française) by Claude Confortès, Nathan, October 2000
  • Romanian literary review Teatrul Azi (Today's Theater) from October 1997 68
  • Theater for Young Audiences (Le théâtre jeune public): A New Repertoire by Nicolas Faure, Presses Universitaires de Rennes, 2009
  • Teatrul cetǎṭii - text anthology by Olimpia Mureṣan, eCreator, Romania, December 2020[99]

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