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   “Playwright Nicolas Billon puts a clever 21st century spin on the famous Greek tragedy by updating the language, adding electronics and making the central characters into a family that could easily star in a TLC reality show (Trojan Explosion, perhaps?).” (Debbie Fein-Goldbach, NOW Toronto – ★★★★/5)

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2. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Nicolas_BillonNicolas Billon - Wikipedia

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   Nicolas Billon (born March 22, 1978) is a Canadian writer. He is best known for his plays The Elephant Song, Iceland, and Butcher.

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   View the profiles of people named Nicolas Billon. Join Facebook to connect with Nicolas Billon and others you may know. Facebook gives people the power...

5. www.canadiantheatre.com › dictCanadian Theatre Encyclopedia - Billon, Nicolas

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   Nicolas Billon. Acclaimed playwright, whose trenchant and witty work typically examines the dynamics of current political, social, and economic scenarios through monologist intersections. Nicolas Billon was born March 22, 1978 in Ottawa, and grew up in Montreal.

6. www.soulpepper.ca › about › peopleSoulpepper Theatre - Plays, Concerts & Musicals‎

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   NICOLAS BILLON. Nic writes for theatre, television, and film. His work has been produced around the world. Nic adapted his first play, The Elephant Song, into a feature film starring Xavier Dolan, Bruce Greenwood, and Catherine Keener. His latest, Butcher, was mounted across Canada and is in development as a feature film.

7. www.cbc.ca › arts › theatrical-thriller-butcher-asksTheatrical thriller Butcher asks, Do we want justice — or ...

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   Oct 27, 2015 · Butcher, Nicolas Billon’s funny, horrifying, serpentine stage thriller, premiered in Calgary last fall and is receiving six productions this season, is also a dead-serious philosophical drama...

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   Who is Nicolas Billon?

   • [Nicolas Billon] succeeds at maintaining the playful wit of Marivaux’s words while making the language modern and accessible (and of course, English).” (Chris Lane, The Charlebois Post) “Nicolas Billon has done a masterful job translating and adapting the piece.

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   Who is Nicolas Billon's wife Aislinn rose?

   • In December 2013, Nicolas Billon married Aislinn Rose, an independent producer and theatre maker, and General Manager of The Theatre Centre. They live in Toronto.

   Canadian Theatre Encyclopedia - Billon, Nicolas

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   How good is butcher by nicolas billon?

   • “Playwright Nicolas Billon goes from strength to strength in his writing, and Butcher is Billon at the top of his game. The characters are finely drawn. The story is gripping. There are so many beautifully drawn twists and turns in the story, each one set up with detailed care, it is very tempting to reveal some of them, but I won’t.

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   Is Billon a good voice?

   • Billon is an original and exciting voice.” (Atom Egoyan) All three characters are flawed and Billon is not offering us any solutions (easy or otherwise), but he presents a portrait of stark, cold reality with such clarity, yet full of contradiction and insight, that it is a fantastic launching pad for further thought and conversation.

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9. www.drama-panorama.com › en › 2022/02/15More languages, more theatre: Nicolas Billon – drama panorama

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   Feb 15, 2022 · The entertaining plays by Canadian playwright Nicolas Billon provide surprising plots and smart dialogues. Apart from their entertaining value, his texts often feature another characteristic: he employs other idioms than his working language English.