Bashir Lazhar est le remplaçant de madame Lachance, dans la classe de sixième année B. Il tente d'enseigner la rigueur aux rejetons d'un monde repu, et de survivre malgré tout au drame qui lui a pris sa famille et l'a laissé seul, en exil.Avec l'acuité qui la caractérise, Evelyne de la Chenelière a fait de Bashir un révélateur de nos travers d'enfants gâtés. Mais peut-être est-il possible de grandir ?

Premiered in April 2018 in a co-production by Espace GO and the Festival TransAmériques in a collaboration with Infrarouge in Montreal.The book will feature a foreword from Louise, an introductory essay from Evelyne, and photographs of the production and the wall.

Contrairement à ce que l'on pourrait croire, je lis relativement peu de livres. En revanche, je les lis plusieurs fois. J'aime relire. J'aime me rappeler. Retourner au livre, c'est souvent retourner le livre.

When Pierre and Simone planned a vacation to the Irish coast, they were hoping to revive their failing marriage. What they weren't expecting was to stumble upon the body of Mary, a drowned woman, during a walk along the beach. It's not long before curiosity and obsession take over, and the couple begin to piece together Mary's history using both facts and their imaginations. As her story comes alive, Mary's presence integrates itself into Pierre and Simone's lives, resurrecting their memories and regrets, fears and obsessions. Now they must struggle more than ever to revisit the past in order to write their own story.