Give for Joe!

For almost two years, Espace Perreault has been enthusiastically working on producing a choreographic toolkit that will document and transmit the piece Joe by Jean-Pierre Perreault.

The initiative is headed up with great passion by Ginelle Chagnon, who had the good fortune to be Jean-Pierre Perreault’s assistant. She is handling the coordination and writing for this major project to resurrect a piece that made a deep mark on the local choreographic landscape.

The Joe Choreographic Toolkit is supported by the Conseil des arts et des lettres, but – in production, and much like Joe itself – the project has turned out to be much broader in scope and more costly than anticipated.

So Espace Perreault needs your support to finalize this incredible project!

Many thanks in advance!

Project

Joe Choreographic Toolkit

Production
Presentation   A choreographic toolkit gathers together everything that leads to the creation of a work and perpetuates its transmission. Joe Choreographic Toolkit documents Joe, Jean-Pierre Perreault’s most famous work and one of the most influential in the Quebec choreographic repertoire.  Joe marked a turning...

Events

Launch of the Joe Choreographic Toolkit

It is with great joy that we are launching the choreographic toolkit documenting Joe, the iconic piece by Jean-Pierre Perreault, on November 30 at the Cinémathèque Québécoise. Ginelle Chagnon, writer for the project, conducted a massive research and documentation effort. The result is a magnificent...

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Event recording

Danser Joe at École Très-Saint-Sacrement

In the spring of 2024, Sara Hanley and Catherine Tardif led the Danser Joe workshop imagined by Ginelle Chagnon with grade 6 students at Très-Saint-Sacrement elementary school in Lachine. Here are a few photos from the June 3, 2024 performance:
Event recording, Excerpt from work

Danser Joe at École secondaire Monseigneur-Richard

In the winter of 2024, Catherine Tardif and Patrick Lamothe led the Danser Joe workshop imagined by Ginelle Chagnon with Secondary 1 and 2 students at École Monseigneur-Richard in Verdun. Some photos of the February 27, 2024 presentation:
Excerpt from work

Video excerpt of A horrifying dance, or how a dance survives

Biography Marcela Correa (she, her) was born in Quito, Ecuador. She trained as a dancer at Frente de Danza Independiente in Quito, which she co-founded in 1985, studying with Wilson Pico, Kléver Viera, and Carlos Cornejo. She earned a Master’s degree in Expressive Arts Therapy…

Choreographic toolkit - excerpt

Bras de plomb Choreographic toolkit (excerpts)

Discover excerpts from the Bras de plomb Choreographic toolkit (in French). The Choreographic toolkit is on sale for 60$ for the digital file + 75$ for the print version (individuals) + shipping and 100$ for the digital file + 75$ for the print version (institutions…