Karine Ledoyen pursues a creative cycle whose initial impetus was air, an incorporal element that the Quebec City choreographer managed to render visible, resonant and tangible. Accompanied by four dancers who interact with an incredible wind machine imagined by the composer Patrick Saint-Denis, the spectator journeys into the heart of three tableaux, three possibilities and three landscapes as the choreographer audaciously inverts conventional points of reference, plays with the senses, takes risks. In a parallel narrative artfully woven into the invisible, one question influences the outcome of each performance. What would happen if one of us had to relinquish something for the good of the community?
February 13-14-15 / 8 p.m.
Choreographer
Karine Ledoyen in collaboration with the dancers
Dancers
Sara Harton, Fabien Piché, Ève Rousseau-Cyr, Ariane Voineau
Facilitator
Karine Ledoyen
Directors
Alexandre Fecteau, Karine Ledoyen
Assistants
Claude Breton, Jocelyn Paré
Rehearsal director
Ginelle Chagnon
Music
Patrick Saint-Denis
Lighting
Louis-Xavier Gagnon Lebrun
Costumes
Virginie Leclerc
Set design
Patrick Saint-Denis (wall design), Karine Ledoyen
Technical director and Stage manager
Olivier Duplessis
Sound technician
Jean-Michel Dumas
An Agora de la danse and Tangente co-presentation
A La Rotonde, centre chorégraphique contemporain de Québec coproduction
Danse K par K