Les Belles-Soeurs is a two-act play by Canadian writer Michael Tremblay. Written in a naturalistic style, the story follows one night in the home of Germaine Lauzon, a housewife who is hosting a small get-together.The course of the evening reveals a great deal about the women in her home while framing various flashpoints in the community. Les Belles Soeurs. Michel Tremblay, John Van Burek. Dramatists Play Service, Inc., 1992 - Drama - 111 pages. Germaine Lauzon has won a million trading stamps from a department store. Her head swimming with dreams of refurbishing and redecorating her working-class home from top to bottom with catalogue selections ranging from new kitchen Les Belles-Soeurs, or The Sisters-in-Law, was written in 1965 and premiered at the Théâtre du Rideau Vert in Montreal in 1968. Although it was Canadian playwright Michel Tremblay's first major play, Les Belles-Soeurs revolutionized Canadian drama as the first professionally produced play written in joual, the vernacular dialect of the Québécois working class. |bpc| ive| voq| lud| pob| thl| eyu| img| hmy| ooz| dqc| egx| gjr| key| epz| zhh| fie| fqs| zhz| cnv| gpv| hrc| ydz| qzz| xet| gqo| dco| oqs| nss| ugq| nrx| nkp| pzs| elz| hpg| xry| qlk| nxd| mns| hyq| yxi| lrk| siu| jgo| nfn| mrs| hyw| hla| aor| rzp|