Mutations et Incarnations ni jioni ya dance ya kisasa inayounganisha kazi tatu tofauti za solo, inayotoa safari iliyojimba kupitia mwendo, utambulisho, na kufikiria. Programu inaendelea kwa saa 1h30 na kupumzika katikati, na sehemu zingine zinajifanywa kwa Kiingereza na maandishi ya Kifaransa.
Margie Gillis — kielelezo muhimu cha dance ya Kanada na zaidi ya kazi 150 na karama zaidi ya miaka 50 — anafungua jioni na uumbaji mpya unayosherehekea uhuru, ubunifu, na nguvu ya wanawake kupitia mwendo (dakika 7).
Nicholas Bellefleur anawasilisha A Constellation of One (dakika 15), akirejelea uzoefu wake wa msingi wa kucheza Le Petit Prince miaka ishirini iliyopita. Kazi hii ya choreographic inayofikiria imagines mwili mmoja akitembea majimbo ya wakati mwingi, akakamata kati ya kufikiri na kum释放, ikiwa na sura ya 'fiction ya maisha'.
Liam Francis (UK) anamaliza kwa Lyre Liar (dakika 45), solo ya crossover inayozungusha performance na maelezo ya kuonyesha. Kwa kumkamata sehemu kutoka kazi za Merce Cunningham, Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui, na Kate Prince, Francis anatembea safari yake ya artistic na ukweli na vulnerability, akichunguza utambulisho unaobadilika wa dancer ya professional.
Tiketi zina bei ya $52 (kodi na ada zimeingizwa), na kiwango cha youth kinapatikana. Tukio hilo linawasilishwa na Festival Quartiers Danses.
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Margie Gillis
A major figure in Canadian contemporary dance, Margie Gillis has created over 150 works across a career spanning more than 50 years. She has dedicated her practice to transmission, innovation, and performance through her dance foundation, and her new creation for this programme celebrates freedom, creativity, and the strength of women through movement.
Nicholas Bellefleur
Nicholas Bellefleur is the creator of A Constellation of One, a solo piece that explores a personal cosmology through visions of distant futures, positioning the body as a planet, an archive, and an instrument of navigation at the boundary between reality and possibility.
Liam Francis
Liam Francis is a UK-based dance artist whose solo work Lyre Liar combines performance and lecture-demonstration to explore his personal journey through the dance world. Drawing on excerpts from works by Merce Cunningham, Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui, and Kate Prince, he examines identity, vulnerability, and the realities of professional performance through movement and spoken word.
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