Discover Alan Lake Factori(e)'s unique interdisciplinary approach and explore the links between movement and the arts.
Workshop in French.
No experience required.
Ages 14 and up.
35 participants maximum.
During this workshop, participants will be invited to use a variety of objects to explore the encounter between movement and various materials. Their creativity and self-expression will be stimulated by exploring themes such as the cycle of life, transformation and human emotions. They will also collaborate in small groups to create collective artistic works.



It is with the accumulation of experience and a multidisciplinary practice that he now approaches gesture, devoting his daily life to dance. The aim of his work is to bring these disciplines together in a common space at the service of movement.
Relentless pulsations, synchronized energies. At once dynamic and meditative, My Fierce Ignorant Step unfolds as an ecstatic soundscape, bursting with the contagious bliss of being alive.
The workshop is led by Adonis Vais, a performer and creator based in Athens, Greece, who has been collaborating with Christos Papadopoulos since 2020.
After touring 109 cities across 18 countries, Dance Me – Music by Leonard Cohen returns to Montreal one last time. A unique opportunity to experience — or rediscover — this powerful work that has moved audiences around the world.
Marie Chouinard brings us a compendium of her solos and duets, followed by her dazzling Henri Michaux : Mouvements. A rare alchemy between ink and gesture.
Raw energy, spatial geometries, and electronic pulses. In the intimate setting of Agora de la danse, the Morin/Leroux duo delivers a physical performance in which five dancers search for the tipping point between exhilaration and transcendence.
Hailed throughout the world, Danza Contemporánea de Cuba galvanizes audiences with the rhythms of contemporary Cuban dance. In a dazzling two-part choreographic display, the contagious energy of some 20 performers ignites the stage. A grand celebration!
With SKLTR*, krump steps out of the streets and bursts onto the stage, merging two singular voices shaped by radically different paths. The result is a striking, cathartic aesthetic collision.
*Pronounced [skul-tur]
