Alan Lake delves into the heart of the human experience with a new choreographic work that bears witness to the redemptive power of art.
The choreographer brings together eight dancers and a musician in one of his signature symbolist narratives. Subtly intertwining myth and modernity, this dance born from shadow and light explores the twists and turns of doubt, loss, and most importantly, life. Blending melodies, movement, emotions, and vulnerability, Lake creates a supernatural atmosphere, oscillating between dream and reality. In a world plagued by division, conflict, and isolation, the work resonates as a powerful metaphor, reaffirming that the true essence of our humanity emerges from confronting the unknown.
Choreography : Alan Lake, en collaboration avec les interprètes
Interpretation : Josiane Bernier, José Flores, Jean-Benoit Labrecque, Jo Laïny Trozzo Mounet, Danny Morissette, Odile-Amélie Peters, Esther Rousseau-Morin
Music on stage : Antoine Berthiaume
Lighting : Achille Martineau & Chantale Labonté
Costumes & Accessories : Jonathan Saucier
Repeater : Eve Rousseau Cyr
Supported by : : Ville de Québec, Conseil des arts et des lettres du Québec, Conseil des arts du Canada
Coproduction : Carré 150, Victoriaville
Residencies : Created in part during residencies at Les Grands Ballets Canadiens, Compagnie Marie Chouinard, Circuit-Est centre chorégraphique, and Carré 150. We sincerely thank them for their support.
The text presenting the work was written by Anne Viau for Danse Danse (Montreal).
Alan
Lake
Josiane
Bernier
José
Flores
Jean-Benoit
Labrecque
Jo
Trozzo-Mounet
Danny
Morissette
Odile-Amélie
Peters
Esther
Rousseau-Morin
Antoine
Berthiaume
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