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    WAJDI MOUAWAD UNVEILS FINAL SEASON AS ARTISTIC DIRECTOR  FOR THE NATIONAL ARTS CENTRE FRENCH THEATRE
    WE ARE NOT DANGEROUS

    The National Arts Centre (NAC) French Theatre today announced its 2011-12 season, designed by Artistic Director Wajdi Mouawad. After three seasons filled with memorable theatrical moments and events, and to mark his final season at the helm of the French Theatre, playwright, director and actor Mouawad has lined up a total of 19 productions, including three Canadian premieres, one North American premiere as well as an exclusive North American engagement presented in both French and Arabic.

    For the 2011-12 season, Wajdi Mouawad and Benoît Vermeulen (Artistic Associate, Youth Program) have turned to playwrights, directors and designers who invite us to take a long, hard look at those feelings of anxiety and restlessness that lie within all of us. These artists and creators like to toy with our preconceived notions of what a theatre production should be, by manipulating both content and form and by embracing a unique artistic vision. 

    French Theatre’s three previous seasons were presented under the banners Nous sommes en guerre/We are at war, Nous sommes en manque/We are in need and Le kitsch nous mange/Kitsch is eating us, respective