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Les Muses Orphelines is a gripping drama from the Montreal theatre scene, created and premiered at Théâtre d'Aujourd'hui on September 7, 1988. Written by Michel Marc Bouchard, the play follows four siblings as they confront long-buried family secrets, offering a powerful exploration of memory, loss, and resilience. Since its debut, the production has traveled widely, earning translations in French, English adaptations, and stages across Belgium, France, Italy, and beyond. In 2000, the story extended to film with the feature Les muses orphelines, directed by Robert Favreau (English title: The Orphan Muses). The film’s score features collaborations by Michel Donato and James Gelfand, underscoring the enduring cultural impact of Bouchard's work.