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Shared voice of Michel Tremblay
Shared voice of Michel Tremblay
Journal Article

Shared voice of Michel Tremblay

1992
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Overview
In Oct 1992, Glasgow's Tron Theatre Company brought its production of The Guid Sisters to Montreal. This translation of Michel Tremblay's Les Belles soeurs elucidates the cultural & linguistic connections between the joual of Quebec & Modern Scots. In addition to political & economic similarities, translator Martin Bowman emphasizes \"the religious parallel, which is a very potent one for me as a Scots Presbyterian brought up in Quebec.\" An interview with Bowman - complemented by co-translator Bill Findlay's theory of analogous registers in these two minority vernaculars - provides clear elaboration of the collective theatrical effort to locate & express shared voice. 3 Photographs. AA