L'Enfant brûlé: Stig Dagerman's influence in France
Round table as part of the Timeless Stig Dagerman programme
To mark the centenary of Stig Dagerman's birth and echo the play L'Enfant brûlé (The Burnt Child), director Noëmie Ksicova talks to researchers, authors and a philosopher.
Odéon 6e
Free admission on reservation
With (to be confirmed) :
- Noëmie Ksicova: adaptor and director of L'Enfant brûlé (A Burnt Child)
- Lo Dagerman: daughter of Stig Dagerman and heir to the SD Literary estate, researcher and author of Himlen nära (Près du ciel)
- Christophe Fourvel: writer, author of 31, c'est peu (Stig Dagerman 1923-54), and the radio programme Mon ami Stig Dagerman (My friend Stig Dagerman)
- Michaël Foessel: philosopher, professor at the Ecole Polytechnique
- Aris Fioretos: Swedish author of Le dernier grec, De fleurs et de larmes and La vérité sur Sasha Knisch.
Round table moderated by (to be confirmed) : Marianne Segol-Samoy, playwright and translator
Readings of texts by Dagerman, by actors from the show L'enfant brûlé (A Burnt Child)
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As part of the Intemporel Stig Dagerman programme:
- Meeting on "Notre besoin de consolation est impossible à sassasir" organised by the Swedish Institute
Sunday 10 March 2024 at 4pm
Swedish Institute, 11 Rue Payenne, Paris 3e
- Colloquium "What makes Dagerman timeless?
organised by Sorbonne University, Nordic Studies Department
Monday 11 March 2024 from 14h30-18h
Odéon Théâtre, Salle Roger Blin, Place d'Odéon, Paris 6e
- Exhibition on Stig Dagerman
Nordic Library 6, rue Valette, Paris 5e
With the support of the Barbro Osher Pro Suecia Foundation
