Taking Breath
Citadel + Compagnie
Canada (Ontario)
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This work is a choreographic inquiry exploring the multiple facets of breathing in our lives - What is it like with too much breathing? How does breathing affect movement? How does breathing affect our thoughts? When does breathing become communication? When will air start to matter to us? Naishi Wang - Dancer Francesca Chudnoff - Photos credits Room 305 Open to all participants of the Biennale CINARS 2022 Number of seats (per representation) : 30 Shuttle service NOT included
Action at a Distance
"Graveyards and Gardens" is a collaborative performance installation conceived, created and performed by composer Caroline Shaw and choreographer Vanessa Goodman with lighting design by James Proudfoot and audio design by Eric Chad and Kate De...
10 November 2022 at 18:00
Chants Libres
Marie-Annick Béliveau takes the stage to present Aujourd’hui CALLING YOU, a vocal theatre documentary for solo voice, a collective creation by author and stage director Anne-Marie St-Louis, composer Jean-François Blouin and mezzo-soprano...
07 November 2022 at 20:00
Agnés Mateus y Quim Tarrida
SHOWCASE SÉRIE B A powerful, funny and crazy performance, to denounce violence against women and the indifference of society. Agnés Mateus - Performer Paola Amghar - Performer Quim Tarrida - Photo credits Language...
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Théâtre Junction
CHAOSMOS is an immersive and poetic performance. This visual and sonic cocoon forms a utopian space that originated during a conversation involving Raphaële Thiriet, Mark Lawes and the renowned visual artist and original lead vocalist from the...
11 November 2022 at 19:00
Petrikor Danse - Bettina Szabo
SHOWCASE - With "Moïra" Compagnie de danse Sursaut - Morgane Le Tiec Habitat is a multidisciplinary solo inspired by the life cycle of hermit crabs, serving as a metaphor for the artist's emigration journey from Uruguay to Canada. Hermit...
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Andréane Leclerc / Nadère arts vivants
This showcase proposes L'abîme, the third time of À l'Est de Nod, a solo performance by Neil Sochasky. The triptych À l'Est de Nod unfolds in 3 performance-installations within which the spectators wander at their own pace: La forêt, L'errant·e...
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