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Festival Frye : une finale émouvante sur les mots d’Antonine Maillet

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Un article de Sylvie Mousseau | Acadie nouvelle (4 mai 2025)

Sylvie Mousseau revient sur le spectacle hommage à Antonine Maillet, Le grand Peut-être, qui a eu lieu le 4 mai 2025 en clôture de la 26 édition du Festival Frye.

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Antonine Maillet

Antonine Maillet (1929–2025), born in Bouctouche, was one of the foremost figures in Acadian literature. A playwright and novelist, she gave voice to the Acadian people through works such as La Sagouine and Pélagie-la-Charrette, which earned her the Prix Goncourt in 1979 — the first time a Canadian author received the award. Her writing, rich with humor, memory, and the rhythms of popular speech, helped bring Acadian culture to international prominence. A former professor and researcher, Antonine Maillet remains an essential ambassador for Acadie and the French-speaking world.

Antonine Maillet
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