Breaking a Leg (1992) delves into the creative process of renowned director Robert Lepage, who has been instrumental in shaping some of the most thrilling Canadian theatre productions of the past decade. The documentary chronicles Lepage's collaboration with the newly formed Montréal theatre company, Theatre 1774, as they embark on their inaugural production. The play, titled "Echo," is an adaptation of a collection of prose poetry that weaves together the stories of a contemporary couple, a medieval convent, and a deteriorating divine figure. The film offers an intimate look into the journey from the initial workshop sessions to the opening night and beyond, providing a unique perspective on Lepage's directorial approach and the challenges faced by a fledgling theatre company striving to bring a show to life.
Breaking a Leg (1992)
1992 · Documentary · 44 min. · Canada
Credits
Direction Donald Winkler
Cast Marion McCormick · Robert Lepage
Soundtrack Alain Clavier
Screenplay Donald Winkler
Cinematography André-Luc Dupont
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Title Breaking a Leg
Original title Breaking a Leg: Robert Lepage and the Echo Project
Year 1992
Type Documentary
Length 44 min.
Country Canada
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