Everything has started out so well. To accommodate this 31st celebration of the theatres, private and public, the room of the Folies Bergère glow of a thousand lights. Alex Vizorek, dressed in a tuxedo without a bow tie, puts a few phrases to make you laugh the assembly. For Michael Field, and France Television, it is the “Hugh Grant of the poor, invested in the role after many disclaimers. “It is always nice to see these people left together for this evening of the right”, to avenge entry humorist belgian, before you confused with Jean-Marc Dumontet, president of the association of Molière, and Franck Riester, the minister of Culture. “At the same time, we know very well who is the most macroniste of the two…” The room relaxes. The pace is good, the valves work: 2h30 will pass quickly.
The “yellow vests” surprise guests
After a joke that mixes Bertold Brecht and the blowjobs of press officers, Vizorek is, however, cut off in his monologue and introduction. A score of “yellow vests” arrives on stage and takes the microphone to support the intermittents du spectacle and other precarious profession. Before addressing the “Molière of the dishonor” to Emmanuel Macron and his government for having cut in the budget of the culture. Little cold in the assembly, a very mixed bag. A few boos. Blanche Gardin, she is standing up and applauds. The “yellow vests” eventually leave the room, repeating in chorus the refrain: “Emmanuel Macron, we will look for you home with you.” A sequence is unexpected that will not be broadcast on television (the ceremony is slightly delayed): “They entered without permission, one has been taken hostage”, we explain later in France 2.
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Despite a nice recovery by master of ceremony, the president Emmanuelle Devos has a lot of trouble to give lightness to the atmosphere. Even more than Ariane Mourier, hailed as female revelation for her role in The Banquet , a tribute to the “rebels” looking at Franck Riester in the eyes. The small spikes of any kind are not lacking. “Hey, white!”, greet Fary, who came to the reward Tasting of the Molière of the best comedy. “As much as in the France team football, it’s going to. But there…” The comedian seems to be the only black person in the room. Benjamin Lavernhe and François Breuer, disguised as seminarians, benefit from the Molière theatre for young audiences award (for M as Méliès ) for making jokes about pedophile priests. They were known more inspired. Alex Vizorek, him, threat of looping excerpts from a lecture of Francis Huster to interrupt the speech too long. Unfortunately, the actor of the dîner de cons will often make its appearance. By plagiarizing Gad Elmaleh (a shame), the “MC” even charges of return the Molière of the show humorous to Blanche Gardin, who had given herself in the past year. “Thanks to my speech of last year, I have seduced Louis CK!, explains the actress. So, I thank today Bradley Cooper, who is a great source of inspiration!” She went on, disillusioned: “in this time of loss, our business is more similar to emergency medicine”. Comedian another style, Mr. Fraize simply cross the plateau on several occasions to find out if he has won something.
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More incomprehensible still, the sketch of Olivia Rating accompanied by one of twenty people to deliver the statuette of the single stage to Constance Dollé ( Girls and Boys ). Benedict Solès was then awarded the Molière of the French songwriter living for Turing Machine , on the life of the brilliant mathematician Alan Turing. And this, despite a small controversy raised by accusations of plagiarism, which he defended in the magazine Profession Show . The occasion for the author and comedian to talk about gay rights in many countries.
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Elsa Lepoivre (in the pink) and Lambert Wilson (all black) take over. They play Alceste and Célimène before singling out Anne Bouvier, great Madeleine Béjart in Mademoiselle Molière , as the best actress of the public, and François Morel (I have doubts), best actor in private. Naked and with a horse in her show Hate , Laeticia Dosch bed to the public a letter written by his canasson. A skit in his image: lunar. Before Thomas Jolly, in a suit of yellow, which is highly reminiscent of that of Thyeste (once appointed), does not create the surprise of the evening by awarding the Molière of the best scene in the public Mathilda May The Banquet . Not what to confuse these two teachers of French belgians who are embarking on a very long master class on spelling. A close-up of Michel Bouquet is bored. It is not the only one. The pace has dropped a good. Michael Gregorio tries to blow on the embers, imagining the musical comedy waiting for Godot . It is less successful as Chance! , which won the Molière of musical). Best actor in the private, Benedict Solès then goes up on stage. This will not be the last time. It is followed by Marina Foïs, dedicated to its role of Hervé Guibert in The Idols . The opportunity to repeat its support for the LGBT community in front of the emotional gaze of Christophe Honoré.
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Jean-Marc Dumontet, president of the Association of Molières, monte finally on scene with Emmanuelle Devos in the closing of the ceremony. “They have gone through the roof”, he says, referring to the incident of the “yellow vests”, while ensuring the support but do not appreciate their ways. Before awarded two Molières the most important of the evening, starting with twelfth Night , as the best public spectacle. “I am very touched and very moved to receive this award here in Paris, France, as a German,” said Thomas Ostermeir, thanking Eric Ruf, which entrusted the reins of the Comédie-Française. “I hesitated to accept directing this piece, but it is thanks to his boldness. I don’t regret anything today. I thank the army, the enormous work of the actors”.
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private Side, it is a box full of Turing Machine , distinguished as best in show. To the angels, Benedict Solès going home with four statuettes for four nominations (best actor, best director and best French songwriter living). On the other hand, must be a big disappointment in the ranks of the Duck à l’orange of Nicolas Briançon, who does not win a trophy for seven appointments (Vincent Vincentelli in the category of ” best second role). “In contrast to Molière, I am gone out of this show alive,” says then, just as merry, Alex Vizorek, which will eventually be slaughtered in a scene of opera Grand-Guignol. Without doubt a nod to the terrifying Chapter XIII , Molière visual creation. We hope to still see it again next year.
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THE COMPLETE LIST
● Molière’s private Theatre
– The Toads crazy , Melody Mourey, directed by Melody Mourey, Theatre of the Rams Parisians and Splendid.
– The Turing Machine, Benoit Solès, directed by Tristan Petitgirard, Theatre Michel .
– The glass Menagerie , by Tennessee Williams, directed by Charlotte Rondelez, Théâtre de Poche Montparnasse.
– Mademoiselle Molière , Gérard Savoisien, directed by Arnaud Denis, Theatre Lucernaire and the Théâtre Rive Gauche.
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● Molière’s Theatre public
– The Banquet Mathilda May, directed by Mathilda May, Arts Live Entertainment.
– The Idols , Christophe Honoré, directed by Christophe Honoré, Committee in Paris and at the Théâtre de Vidy, Lausanne.
– Kean by Alexandre Dumas, adaptation by Jean-Paul Sartre, directed by Alain Sachs, BA Productions.
– The Night of the kings or whatever you want, William Shakespeare, an adaptation of Thomas Ostermeier, directed by Thomas Ostermeier, Comédie-Française, Salle Richelieu.
● Moliere Comedy
– Duck à l’orange , William Douglas Home, an adaptation of Marc-Gilbert Sauvajon, directed by Nicolas Briançon, Théâtre de la Michodière.
– Tasting, Ivan Calbérac, directed by Ivan Calbérac, Theater of the Renaissance.
– Fric-Frac , Édouard Bourdet, directed by Michel Fau, Theatre of Paris.
– Name, of Matthieu Delaporte and Alexandre de la Patellière, staged by Bernard Murat Theatre Edouard VII.
● Molière visual Creation.
– Chapter XIII Sebastien Azzopardi and Sacha Danino, directed by Sébastien Azzopardi, Theatre Tristan Bernard. Set design: Juliette Azzopardi – Scenography: Father Alexander and Pauline Gallot – Costumes: Pauline Yaoua Zurini – Lighting: Philippe Lacombe.
– Fric-Frac, of Édouard Bourdet, directed by Michel Fau, Theatre of Paris. Scenery, Bernard Fau et Citronelle Dufay – Costumes: David Belugou – Lighting: Joël Fabing.
– Kanata – Episode I – The Controversy , directed by Robert Lepage, Théâtre du Soleil. Set Design: Ariane Sauvé, Benjamin Bottinelli, David Buizard, Martin Claude, Pascal Gallepe, Kaveh Kishipour, Etienne Lemasson – Costumes: Marie-Hélène Bouvet, Nathalie Thomas, Annie Tran – Light: Design Lucie Bazzo, Geoffroy Adragna, Lila Meynard – Video: Pedro Pires, Etienne Frayssinet, Antoine J. Chami, Vincent Sanjivy, Thomas Lampis.
– Thyeste , of Seneca, directed by Thomas Jolly, The Piccola Familia. Scenography: Thomas Jolly, Christèle Lefebvre – Costume Design: Sylvette Dequest Lighting: Antoine Travert – Video: Fanny Gauthier.
● Molière’s musical Show
– Chance!, Hervé Devolder, directed by Hervé Devolder, Théâtre La Bruyère.
– Chicago, of Fred Ebb and John Kander, adaptation, David Thompson and Nicolas Engel, directed by Walter Bobbie, Tania Nardini and Véronique Bandelier, Theatre Mogador.
– Opéraporno , Pierre Guillois, directed by Pierre Guillois, Company the son of The great network.
– Yolande Moreau, Christian Olivier, jacques Prévert , Yolande Moreau and Christian Olivier, directed by Yolande Moreau and Christian Olivier, Asterios Spectacles.
● Molière of Humor
– Michèle Bernier, in Alive tomorrow! , Marie-Pascale Osterrieth and Michèle Bernier, directed by Marie-Pascale Osterrieth.
– Florence Foresti, in Epilogue , Florence Foresti, Xavier Maingon and Pascal Series, directed by Florence Foresti.
– Blanche Gardin, in Good night white Blanche Gardin, directed by Maïa Sandoz .
– Caroline Vigneaux , Caroline Vigneaux, directed by Caroline Vigneaux.
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● Molière’s Young audiences
– The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, Ludovic-Alexandre Vidal and Julien Salvia, directed by David Rozen, Theatre Mogador.
– Jules Verne the musical comedy, Nicolas Nebot and Dominique Mattei, directed by Nicolas Nebot, Théâtre Edouard VII.
– M as Méliès’, Élise Vigier and Marcial Di Fonzo Bo, directed by Élise Vigier and Marcial Di Fonzo Bo, Comédie de Caen / CDN de Normandie.
– Green, by Marie Desplechin, adaptation Léna Bréban and Alexander Zambeaux, directed by Léna Bréban, Espace des Arts – Scène Nationale Chalon-sur-Saône.
● Molière of the Single/e in the scene
– The Son, with Emmanuelle Hiron, Marine Bachelot Nguyen, directed by David Gauchard, Co The one-legged.
Girls and Boys with Constance Dollé, Denis Kelly, directed by Mélanie Leray, Theatre du Petit Saint-Martin.
– I ch Bin Charlotte, with Thierry Lopez, Doug Wright, adapting Marianne Groves, directed by Steve Suissa, the Théâtre de Poche-Montparnasse.
– A Heart that is simple, with Isabelle Andréani, Gustave Flaubert, adaptedtion Isabelle Andréani, directed by Xavier Lemaire, the Théâtre de Poche-Montparnasse.
● Moliere of the Actor in a spectacle of the private Theatre
– Nicolas Briançon, in Duck à l’orange , William Douglas Home, an adaptation of Marc-Gilbert Sauvajon, directed by Nicolas Briançon.
Bernard Campan, in Tasting , Ivan Calbérac, directed by Ivan Calbérac.
– Benoît Solès, in The Machine of Turing, Benoit Solès, directed by Tristan Petitgirard.
Lambert Wilson, in The Misanthrope, by Molière, directed by Peter Stein.
● Moliere of the Actor in a spectacle of public Theater.
– Mathieu Amalric, in The Collection , by Harold Pinter, directed by Ludovic Lagarde.
– Grégori Tub, in Hamlet , by William Shakespeare, adaptation Xavier Lemaire and Camilla Barnes, directed by Xavier Lemaire.
– François Morel, in I have doubts, Raymond Devos and François Morel, directed by François Morel.
– Denis Podalydès, in twelfth Night or whatever you want , by William Shakespeare, adaptation by Thomas Ostermeier, directed by Thomas Ostermeier.
● Molière of the Actress in a Theatre show private
– Anne Bouvier, in Mademoiselle Molière, Gérard Savoisien, directed by Arnaud Denis.
– Isabelle Carré, in Tasting , Ivan Calbérac, directed by Ivan Calbérac.
– Anne Charrier, in Duck à l’orange , William Douglas Home, an adaptation of Marc-Gilbert Sauvajon, directed by Nicolas Briançon.
– Cristiana Reali, in The glass Menagerie , by Tennessee Williams, directed by Charlotte Rondelez.
● Molière of the Actress in a show of public Theater.
– Francine Bergé, in Exchange , by Paul Claudel, directed by Christian Schiaretti.
– Rachida Brakni, in I took my father on my shoulders , by Fabrice Melquiot, directed by Arnaud Meunier.
– Marina Foïs, Idols, of Christophe Honoré, directed by Christophe Honoré.
– Florence Viala, in LaLocandiera , by Carlo Goldoni, directed by Alain Françon.
● Moliere of the Actor in a supporting role
Peter Benoist, in Kean by Alexandre Dumas, adaptation by Jean-Paul Sartre, directed by Alain Sachs.
Sebastian Castro, in first Name , by Matthieu Delaporte and Alexandre de la Patellière, directed by Bernard Murat.
– Olivier Claverie, in Tasting , Ivan Calbérac, directed by Ivan Calbérac.
– Jacques Fontanel, in Kean by Alexandre Dumas, adaptation by Jean-Paul Sartre, directed by Alain Sachs.
– Christopher Montenez, in twelfth Night, or what you want to , by William Shakespeare, adaptation by Thomas Ostermeier, directed by Thomas Ostermeier.
– Francis Vicentelli, in The Duck to the orange, William Douglas Home, an adaptation of Marc-Gilbert Sauvajon, directed by Nicolas Briançon.
● Molière of the Actress in a supporting role
Sophie Artur, in Duck à l’orange , William Douglas Home, an adaptation of Marc-Gilbert Sauvajon, directed by Nicolas Briançon.
Sophie Bouilloux, in Kean by Alexandre Dumas, adaptation by Jean-Paul Sartre, directed by Alain Sachs.
– Brigitte Catillon, in The Misanthrope , by Molière, directed by Peter Stein.
– Ophélia Kolb, in The glass Menagerie, by Tennessee Williams, directed by Charlotte Rondelez.
– Annie Mercier, in Thyeste , of Seneca, directed by Thomas Jolly.
– Sol Espeche, in La Dama Boba – or the one that one was silly, Felix Lope de Vega, adaptation Benjamin Penamaria and Justine Heynemann, directed by Justine Heynemann.
● Molière Revelation male
– Harrison Arevalo, in The Idols , Christophe Honoré, directed by Christophe Honoré.
– Aurélien Chaussade, in Who’s afraid of Virginia Woolf , by Edward Albee, directed by Panchika Velez.
– Valentin de Carbonnières, in 7 dead on the prescription, after Jacques Rouffio and Georges Conchon, adaptation Anne Bourgeois and Francis Lombrail, directed by Anne Bourgeois.
– Rudy Milstein, in I love Valentine, but good… , Rudy Milstein, directed by Mikaël Chirinian.
● Molière of the female Revelation
– Emeline Bayart, in Fric-Frac , Édouard Bourdet, directed by Michel Fau.
– Alice Dufour, in Duck à l’orange , William Douglas Home, an adaptation of Marc-Gilbert Sauvajon, directed by Nicolas Briançon.
– Ariane Mourier, in Banquet of Mathilda May, directed by Mathilda May.
– Justine Thibaudat, in Kean by Alexandre Dumas, adaptation by Jean-Paul Sartre, directed by Alain Sachs.
● Molière of the French songwriter living
– Pauline Bureau, for My heart .
– Virginie Despentes, to King Kong theory .
– Christophe Honoré, for The Idols .
– Fabrice Melquiot, for I took my father on my shoulders.
– Melody Mourey, for The Toads crazy.
– Benedict Solès for The Turing Machine.
● Molière, the stage Director of a Theatre show private
– Nicolas Briançon, for Duck à l’orange , William Douglas Home, an adaptation of Marc-Gilbert Sauvajon.
– Melody Mourey, for The Toads crazy , Melody Mourey.
– Tristan Petitgirard, The Turing Machine, Benoit Solès.
– Charlotte Rondelez, to The glass Menagerie , by Tennessee Williams.
● Molière, the stage Director of a Theatre show, public
– Pauline Bureau, for My heart , by Pauline Bureau.
– Robert Lepage, to Kanata – Episode I – The Controversy.
– Mathilda May to The Banquet Mathilda May.
– Thomas Ostermeier, to twelfth Night, or what you want to , by William Shakespeare.
