Excerpt from work
BAGNE – Excerpt 1994
Date
February 9 to 20, 1994Place
Salle DuMaurier du Monument-National, MontrealLength
14 min 41 secChoreographers and dancers
Jeff Hall & Pierre‑Paul SavoieProduction assistant
Alain FrancoeurScenography
Bernard LagacéMusic designer
Ginette BertrandMusic of La Petite Valse
Composée par Mireille Demers, interprétée par Michael ReinhartLighting designer
Marc ParentSound designer
Edward FreedmanCostumes
Paule-Josée Meunier, assistée de Line BélisleRadio Sketch
Gaétan Nadeau, Michoue Sylvain, Harry StandjofskiDance repeaters
Mireille Demers, Danielle Lecourtois, Jacqueline LemieuxInterpretation adviser
Yanick AuerAcrobatics adviser
Rénald BourgeoisStructure designer
Tim MacDonaldTechnical consultants
Pierre Baril, Robert Berthiaume, Mario Brien, Stéphane Cognac, Tim MacDonaldTechnical director and lighting
Christian Gagnon, Philippe LalibertéSound
Louise Roussel, Pascal PiéCoordinator
Bernard LagacéVideo
Dominique Banoun, Jean Ranger et Olivier HétuEditing
Dominique Banoun et Jeff HallEditing studio
Mark Morgenstern
Created in 1993, BAGNE is the centrepiece of a ten-year-plus collaboration between two Montreal-based choreographers and performers: Jeff Hall and Pierre-Paul Savoie.
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On November 21, 2017, the Fondation Jean-Pierre Perreault launched the choreographic toolkits Bagne, by Jeff Hall and Pierre-Paul Savoie, and Les Choses dernières, by Lucie Grégoire. Digital collection of choreographic toolkits The toolkits, based on an original idea by Ginelle Chagnon, are a collection…
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