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BAGNE restaging-handover – Excerpt – 2015
Date
April 2015Place
Cinquième salle de la Place-des-Arts, MontrealDirector
Alejandro JiménezVideo recording
Alejandro JiménezLength
1 minChoreographers
Jeff Hall et Pierre-Paul SavoieDancers
Lael Stellick et Milan Panet-Gigon (remplaçant : Jonathan Fortin)Original music
Bernard FalaiseSound designer
Larsen LupinScenography
Bernard LagacéLighting designer
Marc ParentCostumes
Linda BrunelleMake-up
Florence CornetFloor patine
Dominique GaucherHarness
Francis BoutinPhotographer
Rolline LaporteTechnical director
Valérie BourqueStudio manager
Benjamin PerreaultLighting
Emmanuel CognéeSound
Hugo TrépanierAdministration
Anouk Leblanc DominguezDramaturg
Guy CoolsSound design
Jean Gaudreau
Bagne restaging-handover is a production of PPS Danse in co-production with Danse Danse. The creation benefited from creation residencies at Théâtre de la Ville, TOHU, Maison de la culture Mercier and Place des Arts. PPS Danse is supported by the Conseil des arts de Montréal, the Conseil des arts et des lettres du Québec and the Canada Council for the Arts.
Excerpts: performance on October 28, 2015 and images from the rehearsal on September 4.
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