Marée Noire - Winter version
Fleuve | Espace Danse
Canada (Quebec)
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Inspired by the issues caused by an oil spill in the seas and on marine ecosystems, the performance puts in symbiosis two marine goddesses captives of the Great Oil Spill. "A duo of dancers appears as part of nature: curious earthly doubles in original aqua-medusas. Undulatory movements, hands-fin waving, pulses and contractions of the bodies, sound breaths act like the inspiration of a breath or a wave". Participants are welcomed as a collective tribute to the surrounding nature in the expression of energetic movements. Chantal Caron - Choreographer Marie-Ève Demers - Dancer Geneviève Robitaille - Dancer Jean Sébastien Veilleux - Photo credits Outdoor show 30 min + 15 min of cultural mediation Open to all participants of the CINARS 2022 Biennial Number of seats (per performance): 20 Shuttle service NOT included
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