Michel Tremblay

Michel Tremblay, born in Montreal in 1942, grew up on the Plateau, on rue Fabre, in an overcrowded apartment that he shared with his grandmother, uncles and an aunt. Trained in graphic arts, he was a linotypist from 1963 to 1966 and wrote his first play at about seventeen. He is the author of some forty plays and some thirty novels, translated into many languages, and has written for opera and cinema. Winner of the Prix Athanase-David in 1988, he received the Grand Prix de la francophonie of the Académie française in 2018.

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• TheatreLes Belles-SoeursLes Belles-sœursMichel Tremblay · 1968Literature