Soleil Launière, a multidisciplinary Innu artist, invites us to an unusual performance in which she joins her one-year-old daughter, her 70-year-old mentor and a double bass player on stage.
Aianishkat means from one generation to the next. If there is one essential element that runs through indigenous societies on every continent, it is the notion of intergenerational transmission. From the eldest to the youngest children, we are taught daily lessons vital to the survival of the land and its inhabitants, both human and animal. For Soleil Launière’s generation and those before it, these vital links have been weakened by the forced intergenerational break-up. Every evening, movements and bodies are subjected to the utmost attention, to total adaptability with this child who brings a touching unpredictability.
Soleil Launière
Production AUEN
October 2-3-4, 2024 – 7 PM
October 5, 2024 – 4 PM
45 minutes
29$ | 35$
Meet the artists, October 3, 2024, after the performance
Midi-coulisses, September 25, 2024, from 12h15 to 12h45
The performance on Thursday, October 3, 2024 is also available with audio description. Equipped with headphones and a phone compatible with the wireless network, participants can connect to the audio description using a QR code. Intended for blind and partially sighted people, this method involves the live transmission of information on the visual and sensory elements of a work.
To reserve: contact Maud at Danse-Cité by phone at 514 525-3595 or by email at communication@danse-cite.org