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October 19, 2025French HistoryOpen Access

Constructing and cultivating a national theatrical system, 1806–24

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SDSophie Horrocks DavidDurham University

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Article examines the evolution of provincial theatre in France, highlighting state governance and artistic priorities.

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  • The study reveals a shift in the French government's approach to provincial theatre, emphasizing social and artistic priorities over purely political concerns.
  • Ministerial documents trace the historical development of the theatrical infrastructure from 1806 to 1824, showcasing neglected reforms and debates.
  • The archival reconstruction demonstrates how provincial theatre was increasingly recognized for its social and political contributions during this period.
  • The results suggest a changing perception of regional theatres, aligning their value with that of Parisian institutions in the national narrative.

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Sophie Horrocks David (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68f43ef4854d1061a58abbd2https://doi.org/10.1093/fh/craf032
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