Théâtre Bouches Décousues contributes to the development of a dramaturgy for children, reaching out to a wider audience. We are well known for saying loud and clear that children are not only tomorrow's audience, they are a worthwhile audience today. Much can be said about relations between children and adults and this important question is the heart of our work. Fundamentally, we believe that everything can be said to children. All of our creations are the result of a long process. We pursue our goals through four principal activities: Artistic research - Creation - Diffusion - Workshops.

"Since 1986, there always is this desire to contribute to the development of a dramaturgy for young audiences, to be more and more present in our community and to meet new audiences, new creators, unknown territories. Miners ! That is what we are ! Drillers ! Light searchers ! With our frontal lamps, equipped of pencils, dreams and words, we explore surfaces and depths and we defend theatre for the youth for what it is: a major art for young miners."
Jasmine Dubé

Permanent team:

Artistic director: Jasmine Dubé
jasminedube@theatrebouchesdecousues.com

General manager: Marc Pache
direction@theatrebouchesdecousues.com

Production manager: Jean Paquette
technique@theatrebouchesdecousues.com

Communications and diffusion: Louise Renald
communications@theatrebouchesdecousues.com

Assistant administrator: Charles Vix
info@theatrebouchesdecousues.com

Photos : Camille McMillan, unless another photographer is mentioned.
Illustrations: Folio et Garetti

The first show created by the company inspired its name: Bouches Décousues. This name also symbolises the freedom Jasmine Dubé, author, cofounder and artistic director of Théâtre Bouches Décousues, gave herself "to say, unstitch secrets and let go the words regardless of taboos".

Théâtre Bouches Décousues is a non-profit organisation and its activities are funded, in part, by:
Conseil des arts et des lettres du Québec, The Canada Council for the Arts, Conseil des arts de Montréal