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Excerpts Lucie Vigneault
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Circuit-Est centre chorégraphiqueVideo recording
Dominique BouchardLength
2:42Choreographer
Louise BédardDancer of the abstract
Lucie VigneaultMusic
Brahms, Kronos QuartetMusical Research and Sountrack, soundtrack of the given extract
Michel F. CôtéSet design
Richard LacroixCostume and makeup
Angelo BarsettiLighting design
Lucie BazzoRunning time of the entire show
70 minutes
Cartes postales de Chimère restaging-handover
A single figure wanders through time and across different paths to imaginary continents; towards vast and opulent places. Movements emerge, like landmarks along the way; worlds are shaped by mature hands, lands made rich by a child’s eyes. Where are we? Who is she and where are we going?
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The Fondation Jean-Pierre Perreault launched its new digital platform EC2_Espaces chorégraphiques 2 and a unique digital collection of choreographic toolkits on September 21, 2016. These projects, designed to showcase Quebec’s contemporary dance heritage, were carried out in collaboration with Bibliothèque et Archives nationales du Québec,…
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