What is denise boucher?

Denise Boucher (born August 25, 1935, Victoriaville, Quebec) is a Québécois writer, poet, and feminist playwright. She is most famous for her play, Les fées ont soif (The Fairies Are Thirsty), which caused significant controversy upon its debut in 1978 due to its critique of the Catholic Church's%20role in Quebec society and its depiction of female characters challenging traditional roles. This play became a landmark of Québécois%20literature and feminist theater. Boucher's work often explores themes of feminism, sexuality, and Quebec%20identity. Besides her playwriting, she has also published poetry and contributed to various literary journals. She is considered an important figure in Quebec's cultural and political landscape.