Talk:Fabien Cloutier
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A French version of Fabien Cloutier is now proposed. The debate on Fabien Cloutier: (Enough known to be in Wikipedia or not) started in 2009 and was pertinent. In 2016, he's well-known in Quebec for francophones, enough. Should we pursue the debate or concentrated on creating the best page possible for now? Completing the English and French versions.Lunebec (talk) 21:52, 15 December 2016 (UTC)
- Again, fr: is a completely separate project from en:, and its content decisions are completely separate from ours. He already has an article in English, and while it can certainly be expanded any new content added to it will have to be supported by reliable source coverage in media. If you want to revive an article about him in French on the French Wikipedia, however, then you'll have to have that discussion on the French Wikipedia, not on the English one — but even there, you're still going to have to support a potential new article with reliable source coverage in media, which is exactly what the version that got deleted over there was missing and what the version you're posting below is still missing. Nobody, no matter how well-known you assert they are, gets a Wikipedia article in either English or French just because he exists — he gets an article when media coverage is supporting an article. Bearcat (talk) 22:43, 15 December 2016 (UTC)
Fabien Cloutier
Artiste québécois francophone, Fabien Cloutier est né à Sainte-Marie-de-Beauce en 1976. Il est père de deux enfants. Il a une épouse scénographe.
Auteur, comédien, conteur, metteur en scène et humoriste, Fabien Cloutier est issu de la promotion 2001 du Conservatoire d'art dramatique de Québec.
Depuis 2001, il a joué dans une trentaine de pièces de théâtres au Québec. En 2005, il a créé son conte Ousqu’y é Chabot ? lors des Contes urbains présentés au théâtre de La Licorne à Montréal. Son premier solo, Scotstown, un spectacle à l’humour cru et décapant. À l’été 2011, Fabien Cloutier récidivait avec son personnage dans un deuxième opus intitulé Cranbourne et il devient finaliste au Prix Michel-Tremblay comme meilleur texte porté à la scène (saison 2011-2012). Fabien Cloutier est aussi récipiendaire du Prix Gratien-Gélinas en 2011 pour Billy (Les jours de hurlement). Le texte a également été nominé pour le Prix littéraire du Gouverneur général. En 2013, il signe aussi une adaptation théâtrale du conte pour tous La guerre des tuques, présentée au Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec. Avec Pour réussir un poulet, sa plus récente pièce présentée à l’automne 2014, au théâtre La Manufacture à Montréal. Il en fait la mise en scène et il remporte le Prix littéraire du Gouverneur général en 2015.
À partir des chroniques qu’il a présentées en ondes de la radio de ICI-Radio-Canada Première à l'émission Plus on est de fous plus on lit, les Éditions LUX ont publié son livre Trouve-toi une vie, un livre qui explore avec humour et perspicacité les expressions et les régionalismes québécois.
À la télévision, on a pu le voir dans des seconds rôles dans Les Beaux Malaises de Martin Matte à TVA, Les Pays d’en haut une série dramatique et historique à ICI-Radio-Canada, Boomerang une série télévisée (comédie) à TVA, Karl & Max à TVA et Blue Moon une websérie. Il est aussi acteur dans le long métrage Chasse-Galerie de Jean-Philippe Duval. Il commencera sa tournée de spectacle d'humour, un stand up comique dont le titre est Assume (tournée 2017)
Résumé de ces contributions artistiques au Centre des artistes dramatiques (CEAD) du Québec et du Canada, la liste va comme suit:
- Pour réussir un poulet [2014]
- Pièce 02: 26 lettres, Abécédaire des mots en perte de sens (collectif) [2014]
- La guerre des tuques [2013]
- La dérape [2012]
- Billy (Les jours de hurlement) [2011]
- Le licheur (version pour un homme) [2011]
- Cranbourne [2011]
- Le licheur (version pour quatre femmes) [2010]
- N’allez pas au thi-ââttt ! [2009]
- La chienne [2009]
- La main de Bruce et Steve [2008]
- Cabaret au bazar, Un cabaret musical pour les petits (collectif) [2006]
- Les filles des trous perdus [2005]
- Oùsqu'y é Chabot? [2005]
- Scotstown [2005 - 2008]
- L'aventure de William Laguétâr [2004]
- La princesse disparue [2002]
- L'Odyssée, d'après Homère. Pièce à être jouée par des enfants. [2001]
- Une mystérieuse disparition [2001]
- L'aventure de Shakespeare au pays des rêves [2000]
- La fille que je trippe dessus (duel de clowns) [2000]
[2] --Lunebec (talk) 10:34, 15 December 2016 (UTC)
- If you want to create an article about him in French, then you can do it at fr:Fabien Cloutier. The talk page of the English article is not, however, the place to preserve or store an inadequate version deleted from another language Wikipedia — for one thing, nothing you posted here is reliably sourced, which is why it got deleted over there. Even at fr:, you could get the article kept if you wrote and sourced it properly — and while our article on en: could certainly stand to say more than it does right now, we also require proper sources before we can add any new content. I'll give you a hint: have you noticed that the English article doesn't contain a single sentence that isn't directly footnoted to a newspaper article? That is the difference between this version and yours: a person does not get a Wikipedia article, on either en or fr, just because you can "source" it to his own self-published website about himself, or to a database like CEAD — he gets an article when you can source it to media coverage about him.
- Writers are not automatically entitled to Wikipedia articles just because they exist: they become eligible for Wikipedia articles if and when they're the subject of enough media coverage to properly verify that they pass WP:AUTHOR for something. Notability on Wikipedia is measured by the depth and quality of media coverage that can be shown to support the article; it is not enough to just point to his own website as proof that he exists. Bearcat (talk) 15:15, 15 December 2016 (UTC)
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