Pour commander un ou plusieurs numéros de la revue Coup de Théâtre :
If you wish to order one or several issues of Coup de Théâtre:
Latest issue : “Seriality, Reboots and
Iterability on the Anglophone
Contemporary Stage” (no. 37)

Contents
Foreword – Xavier Lemoine
Introduction: Seriality, reboots and iterability on the Anglophone contemporary stage: an introduction – Anouk Bottero, Marianne Drugeon, and Claire Hélie
I – Furious echoes of a cry out: Rewriting the Shakespearean and Greek classics from a feminist perspective
Juliette Mézergues : Réitération du Cri à Elseneur. Relire Gertrude, The Cry
Estelle Rivier-Arnaud: Shakespeare Retold by and with Women
Sara Soncini: Women front and centre: Revisiting the Greek chorus in Kae Tempest’s Paradise and Lucy Kirkwood’s Maryland
Susana Nicolás Roman: Revisiting Mythology through Precarity and Resilience: Iphigenia in Splott (2015) by Gary Owen
II – Rebooting the nation: racial, social and theatrical communities in revivals and verbatim plays
Anouk Bottero: “We belong to the land”: iteration as (dis)integration in Daniel Fish’s 2019 revival of Oklahoma!
Jeanne Schaaf: “Blind to it. Until you’re nnot”: Repetitions in Lament for Sheku Bayoh by Hannah Lavery
Dominic Chamayou-Douglas: The people still don’t own the Land: An interview with director Joe Douglas on rebooting The Cheviot
III – Audience reception across time and space
Méline Dumot: Henry VIII on the Anglophone contemporary stage: iterating an unpopular play
Marion Coste: “I belong only here in Baghdad”: transcultural adaptation and the Shakespearean canon in Monadhil Daoud Albayati’s Romeo and Juliet in Baghdad
Marianne Drugeon : Entretien avec Koumarane Valavane
IV – A short story and a play
Chandala – The Impure, Koumarane Valavane
V – Master’s Prize
Agathe Faucourt : Le Théâtre du ricochet : le trumpisme à l’épreuve du féminisme sur la scène américaine chez Halley Feiffer, Aleshea Harris, Emily Mann et Heidi Schreck
VI – Book Review
Marianne Drugeon: Theatre Censorship in Contemporary Europe – Silence and Protest, edited by Anne Etienne and Chris Megson, University of Exeter Press, 2024