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Julie Deliquet
Julie Deliquet enters Han Kang's Avignon feature as the director translating Korean literary force into live theatre scale. The founder of the In Vitro collective built a strong reputation through adaptation-driven work linked to Bergman, Arnaud Desplechin, Fassbinder, and Frederick Wiseman. Festival materials note that she took over Theatre national de la Colline in March 2026. In Oiseau, she stages Han Kang with Isabelle Huppert and Lee Hye-young for Festival d'Avignon.
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Who is Julie Deliquet?
Julie Deliquet is a French stage director and founder of the In Vitro collective, known for work that often draws energy from cinema, ensemble performance, and adaptation. Festival d’Avignon notes projects linked to Bergman, Arnaud Desplechin, Fassbinder, and Frederick Wiseman across recent years.
What is Julie Deliquet’s role in Oiseau?
Deliquet directs Oiseau for Festival d’Avignon 2026, adapting the opening chapter of Han Kang’s We Do Not Part into a bilingual lecture performance. The production places Isabelle Huppert and Lee Hye-young onstage in one of the festival’s most symbolic and visible venues.
Why is Julie Deliquet important in French theatre right now?
Festival materials note that Deliquet led Theatre Gerard Philipe from 2020 and took over Theatre national de la Colline in March 2026. That leadership move places her inside the top tier of current French theatre at the same moment Oiseau reaches Avignon.
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