2020 - Tourne-disque
Tourne-disque is a performance workshop for isolated seniors in residential housing. Presented
as a participatory workshop, seniors are invited to enter into dance and attend circus
performances accompanied by piano in an intergenerational and interdisciplinary encounter.
Artists
Sandy Bessette, Julie Choquette, Delphine Véronneau
2014 - Nothing I Can Do
A short, cheerful, and lively piece. It was created for the Festiblues International de Montréal.
Cheeky and rhythmic, a piece to be enjoyed in all its revelry.
Performers
Édith Doucet, Simon Fournier, Anne-Flore de Rochambeau, Nadège St-Arnaud, Liane Thériault
2013 - Walking
A dancing and singing piece, this choreography fascinates us with its strangeness. The a cappella singing is insistent, like a mantra, and the dancers play with their relationship to the audience by scribbling on the fourth wall.
Performers
Marilyn Daoust, Édith Doucet, Dominique Gagné-Supper, Karine Laplante, Anne Lassonde
2013 - Flash ta ville (Flash your city)
Photographic concept; to give urban places a second look by inserting dancers into them.
Performers
Marilyn Daoust, Édith Doucet, Dominique Gagné-Supper, Karine Laplante, Yaëlle Azoulay
2013 - Distance
This piece was built around the theme of attraction. Physical and emotional attraction. That thing that exists between two beings, sometimes almost palpable. And then the morals and customs that dictate behaviour; resist or give in to this attraction...
Performers: Marie-Pier Bazinet, Marilyn Daoust, Édith Doucet, Dominique Gagné-Supper, Karine Laplante, Liane Thériault.
2013 - Le Hug
Rhythmic duet exploiting the notion of the hug.
Hug: hold tightly around or against a part of one's body.
Hug: clinch, squeeze, embrace. In fact, none of these definitions perfectly sum up what a hug is. It's a matter of language. The English language defines words by action: the language of business. The French language is more emotional.
Performers: Olivier Arseneault, Liane Thériault
2013 - If you really want more
Somewhere between pop and contemporary, this choreography was created for a performance
commission at the cabaret Chez Mado. Big dirty beats and pretty dancers, an amalgam that brings a smile to all!
Performers: Marilyn Daoust, Édith Doucet, Dominique Gagné-Supper, Karine Laplante.
2011 - Tuque et Capuche (éponyme)
It is said that actors "play" on stage, so why shouldn't dancers be able to play too? This question is what guides Tuque et Capuche in articulating its play with the elements that make up a show. Like a juggling act between the audience, theatricality, and emotions, Tuque et Capuche begins the play with humour and offers us a dose of energy and invigorating vitality. Little by little, Delphine Véronneau allows us to discover the authenticity and vulnerability of the performers on stage. The spectator then sees the dancers in a new light: their invincible character gives way to a fragility that reminds us of our own life experiences .
Performers: Marilyn Daoust, Édith Doucet, Dominique Gagné-Supper, Karine Laplante.
