Author and translator Olivier Sylvestre holds a bachelor's degree in criminology and a diploma in playwriting. He has published the novels noms fictifs and le désert, and two plays, La loi de la gravité and Guide d'éducation sexuelle pour le nouveau millénaire. La loi de la gravité has been translated into German and won the ARTCENA Creation Assistance Award (France) and the Coburger Autorenforum Award (Germany).
Olivier also works as a writing instructor and dramaturg. He lives in Montréal. Bobby Theodore is a Toronto-based screenwriter, playwright, dramaturg, and translator. After graduating from the National Theatre School of Canada's playwriting section in 1998, he was a finalist for the Governor General's Literary Award in 2000 for his translation of 15 Seconds by François Archambault. Since then, Bobby has gone on to translate over twenty-five plays from French to English.
His most recent translations include The Just by Albert Camus and The Law of Gravity by Olivier Sylvestre.
Olivier also works as a writing instructor and dramaturg. He lives in Montréal. Bobby Theodore is a Toronto-based screenwriter, playwright, dramaturg, and translator. After graduating from the National Theatre School of Canada's playwriting section in 1998, he was a finalist for the Governor General's Literary Award in 2000 for his translation of 15 Seconds by François Archambault. Since then, Bobby has gone on to translate over twenty-five plays from French to English.
His most recent translations include The Just by Albert Camus and The Law of Gravity by Olivier Sylvestre.
