Sylvain Émard Danse
Artists
Ever since Ozone, Ozone (1987), his first solo, up to Rhapsodie (2022), he has been exploring the territory of human nature through the force and strength of the body. His repertoire now includes over thirty original pieces that have had a resounding impact all over the world.
Credits
Choreography Sylvain Émard.
Performers Sophie Breton, Charles Cardin-Bourbeau, Marie-Michelle Darveau, Mathieu Hérard, Christopher Laplante, Erin O'Loughlin.
Music Poirier.
Lighting André Rioux.
Costumes Marilène Bastien.
Production manager Andrée-Anne Garneau.
Technical director François Marceau.
Les Champs Magnétiques benefited from a creative residency at La petite Place des Arts as part of the CONTACTS project, in Saint-Mathieu-du-Parc in November 2023.
Dancing his life on stage, choreographer and dancer José Navas opens his heart and soul as he shares memories of his late partner. A luminous and touching homage.
Electrifying and utterly spellbinding, the award- winning BLKDOG explodes with rebellious energy in a dance that questions our capacity for resilience. An uncompromising view of the world.
The Blanket Exercise is an awareness-raising activity designed to increase knowledge and understanding of the colonial history and experience of dispossession experienced by the Indigenous peoples of Quebec and Canada.
Kevin Gohou, aka Jr Maddripp, invites you to explore krump.
A vibrant tribute to Margaret Harris, an Indigenous elder who devoted her life to keeping her culture alive. A colourful multimedia narrative, a stream of images, dance, song, carved masks and sumptuous regalia.
Back in Montreal, much to our delight, Asia’s leading contemporary dance company takes us on a dizzying sensory journey inspired by a mysterious lunar phenomenon.
