Cornelie Statius Muller
Before adapting and directing the show "Etty Hillesum, Portrait en Duo" in January 2010, Cornélie Statius Muller directed and performed solo "Chants Secrets", a recital composed of the poetry in alexandrines of Jean Genet, a show (still available) also created at the Charlie Chaplin Communal Cultural Center, Regional stage in Vaulx en Velin, in Rhône-Alpes. A DVD of the show provides a preview (available upon request).
During her third year at the Conservatoire d'Art Dramatique de Lyon in 1989, she became assistant director to Sylvie Mongin Algan and subsequently performed under her direction in several roles, including Camille in Pierre Corneille's Horace.
Directors Yves Charreton, Vincent Bady, Laurent Vercelletto, Philippe Vincent, Guy Naigeon, Claude Lullé, Jean Paul Lucet, Olivier Maurin, Philippe Faure, Guillermo Fernandez, and Bruno Meyssat have directed her on stage. Her roles include Hermione in Jean Racine's Andromaque, Dorimène in Molière's Le Bourgeois Gentillhomme, Portia in William Shakespeare's Julius Caesar, and Tecmesse in Sophocles' Ajax at the Cairo International Festival of Experimental Theatre. She also performs texts by Jean Giroudoux, Henri Michaux's Lointain Intérieur, as part of the Hommage à l'Acteur at Pont de Claix, Samuel Beckett's Solo et Assez, Leslie Kaplan's L'Excès-L'Usine, short stories by Franz Kafka, and Echyle's The Seven Against Thebes, among others.
A visual artist by initial training, she worked for a puppet company in 1988 and took advantage of the workshop to create a small object theater form, a 5-minute mini-show entitled Dimension Athom, which she performed at several festivals, including the Charleville-Mézières World Puppet Festival in 1988.
In film, she landed the role of Agnès in Françoise Decaux's Du Côté des Filles. She appeared as a figure in Gabriel Le Bomin's Insoupçonnable in 2010. For television, she has participated in films produced by France 3. As for continuing education, she attended a Noh workshop at the Art Action in Oguni Festival in Japan.
Always drawn to drawing and painting, she paints portraits (yours to order if you wish) and still lifes, mainly in oils and watercolors.
Alongside her career in theater and her work as a painter, she is a volunteer firefighter.
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Before adapting and directing the show "Etty Hillesum, Portrait en Duo" in January 2010, Cornélie Statius Muller directed and performed solo "Chants Secrets", a recital composed of the poetry in alexandrines of Jean Genet, a show (still available) also created at the Charlie Chaplin Communal Cultural Center, Regional stage in Vaulx en Velin, in Rhône-Alpes. A DVD of the show provides a preview (available upon request).
During her third year at the Conservatoire d'Art Dramatique de Lyon in 1989, she became assistant director to Sylvie Mongin Algan and subsequently performed under her direction in several roles, including Camille in Pierre Corneille's Horace.
Directors Yves Charreton, Vincent Bady, Laurent Vercelletto, Philippe Vincent, Guy Naigeon, Claude Lullé, Jean Paul Lucet, Olivier Maurin, Philippe Faure, Guillermo Fernandez, and Bruno Meyssat have directed her on stage. Her roles include Hermione in Jean Racine's Andromaque, Dorimène in Molière's Le Bourgeois Gentillhomme, Portia in William Shakespeare's Julius Caesar, and Tecmesse in Sophocles' Ajax at the Cairo International Festival of Experimental Theatre. She also performs texts by Jean Giroudoux, Henri Michaux's Lointain Intérieur, as part of the Hommage à l'Acteur at Pont de Claix, Samuel Beckett's Solo et Assez, Leslie Kaplan's L'Excès-L'Usine, short stories by Franz Kafka, and Echyle's The Seven Against Thebes, among others.
A visual artist by initial training, she worked for a puppet company in 1988 and took advantage of the workshop to create a small object theater form, a 5-minute mini-show entitled Dimension Athom, which she performed at several festivals, including the Charleville-Mézières World Puppet Festival in 1988.
In film, she landed the role of Agnès in Françoise Decaux's Du Côté des Filles. She appeared as a figure in Gabriel Le Bomin's Insoupçonnable in 2010. For television, she has participated in films produced by France 3. As for continuing education, she attended a Noh workshop at the Art Action in Oguni Festival in Japan.
Always drawn to drawing and painting, she paints portraits (yours to order if you wish) and still lifes, mainly in oils and watercolors.
Alongside her career in theater and her work as a painter, she is a volunteer firefighter.
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- Date of birth : 1967
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Avant d'adapter et mettre en scène en janvier 2010 le spectacle « Etty Hillesum, Portrait en Duo », Cornélie Statius Muller réalise et joue en solo « Chants Secrets » , un récital composé de la poésie en alexandrins de Jean Genet, spectacle (encore disponible) également créé au Centre Culturel Communal Charlie Chaplin, scène Régionale à Vaulx en Velin, en Rhône-Alpes. Un DVD du spectacle permet d'avoir un aperçu (envoi sur demande).
Durant sa troisième année au Conservatoire d’Art Dramatique de Lyon en 1989, elle devient assistante à la mise en scène de Sylvie Mongin Algan et joue ensuite sous sa direction dans plusieurs rôles dont Camille dans Horace de Pierre Corneille.
Les metteurs en scène Yves Charreton, Vincent Bady, Laurent Vercelletto, Philippe Vincent, Guy Naigeon, Claude Lullé, Jean Paul Lucet, Olivier Maurin, Philippe Faure, Guillermo Fernandez et Bruno Meyssat la dirigent sur scène. Ses rôles sont Hermione dans Andromaque de Jean Racine, Dorimène dans Le Bourgeois Gentillhomme de Molière, Portia dans Jules César de William Shakespeare, Tecmesse dans Ajax de Sophocle au Festival international du théâtre expérimental du Caire. Elle joue aussi des textes de Jean Giroudoux, de Henri Michaux: Lointain Intérieur, dans le cadre de l’Hommage à l’Acteur à Pont de Claix, de Samuel Beckett: Solo et Assez, de Leslie Kaplan: L’Excès-L’Usine, des nouvelles de Franz Kafka, Les Sept contre Thèbes de Echyle, entre autres.
Plasticienne de formation initiale, elle travaille pour une compagnie de marionnettes en 1988 et profite de l’atelier pour fabriquer une petite forme en théâtre d’objets, un mini-spectacle de 5 minutes intitulée Dimension Athom et le joue dans plusieurs festivals dont les festival Mondial de la Marionnette de Charleville-Mézières en 1988.
Au cinéma, elle obtient le rôle d’Agnès dans Du Côté des Filles de Françoise Decaux. Silhouette dans Insoupçonnable de Gabriel Le Bomin en 2010. Pour la télévision, elle participe à des films produit par France 3. Pour ce qui est de la formation continue, elle part suivre un stage de Nô au Festival Art Action in Oguni au Japon.
Depuis toujours attirée par le dessin et la peinture, elle peint des portraits (le votre sur commande si vous le souhaitez) et des natures mortes pour l'essentiel, à l'huile et à l'aquarelle.
Parallèlement à sa carrière dans le théâtre et son activité de peintre, elle est engagée comme sapeur pompier volontaire.
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