-This play-documentary by Christine Beaulieu, winner of the Prix Michel-Tremblay for the best play created for the stage (season 16-17), is a captivating social, political, financial, ecological and personal investigation of Hydro-Québec. Sent to the front lines by the company Porte Parole, Christine Beaulieu plays the citizen in a thrilling political soap opera about Québec's major Crown corporation (in Canada) - Hydro-Québec. A documentary theatre, "J'aime Hydro" launche... (Full plot summary below)
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-This play-documentary by Christine Beaulieu, winner of the Prix Michel-Tremblay for the best play created for the stage (season 16-17), is a captivating social, political, financial, ecological and personal investigation of Hydro-Québec. Sent to the front lines by the company Porte Parole, Christine Beaulieu plays the citizen in a thrilling political soap opera about Québec's major Crown corporation (in Canada) - Hydro-Québec. A documentary theatre, "J'aime Hydro" launches a thorny and fascinating discussion: what has become of the relationship between Hydro-Québec and Quebecers? With candour, the actress reveals the results of extensive field investigations: interviews with citizen groups, visits to dams, public hearings and meetings with senior executives of the Crown corporation. This theatre of truth plunges to the heart of reality, thanks to a courageous artist who does not hesitate to go to the most exposed fronts of our community.
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