Renowned for his sensitive work and humanistic approach, Harold Rhéaume presents in Fluide a reflection on the place of the individual in society. Set in a décor that evokes clean, modern architectural lines, the choreography features seven men and women making connections and unraveling as their trajectories cleave and burst. Interdependent like the cells of a single body, they come and go, mingle and disperse. At times seamlessly woven together, at other times chaotic, the movement expresses all the complexity of human relations, from the force of attraction to the group to the process of building one’s own identity.
February 20-21-22 / 8 p.m.
Choreographer
Harold Rhéaume
Dancers
Marilou Castonguay, Jean-François Légaré, Brice Noeser, Alexandre Parenteau, Esther Rousseau-Morin, Georges-Nicolas Tremblay, Arielle Warnke St-Pierre
Music
Simon Elmaleh
Sets and Lighting
Bernard White
Costumes
Philippe Dubuc
Set Construction
Conception Alain Gagné
Rehearsal Director
Jean-François Légaré
Technical Director
Antoine Caron
Photo: Georges-Nicolas Tremblay, Katrine Patry, Arielle Warnke St-Pierre, Brice Noeser, Marilou Castonguay, Alexandre Parenteau, Alan Lake / © David Cannon
Co-produced by Agora de la danse (Montreal), the Canada Dance Festival (Ottawa) and Grand Théâtre and La Rotonde (Quebec City)
Fluide benefited from an artistic residency at Recto-Verso and the Grand Théâtre in Quebec City.
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