Accompanied by three performers — Sara Harton, Fabien Piché and Ariane Voineau — interacting with a marvellous wind machine imagined by composer Patrick Saint-Denis, the spectator journeys into the heart of three tableaux, three possibilities, three landscapes.
What would happen if one of us had to give up a small part of themselves for the good of the collective? Trois paysages gently raises this question through a carefully orchestrated mise en abyme.
Duration:
50 minutes
World Premiere:
2013
Description:
What would happen if one of us had to give up a small part of ourselves for the good of the collective? Trois paysages gently poses this question through a carefully orchestrated mise en abyme.
Credits
Choreography: Karine Ledoyen, in collaboration with the dancers and with the participation of Sonia Montminy
Creation performers: Sara Harton, Fabien Piché, Eve Rousseau-Cyr and Ariane Voineau
Touring performers: Sara Harton, Fabien Piché and Ariane Voineau
Set design: Patrick Saint-Denis
Music: Patrick Saint-Denis
Lighting: Louis-Xavier Gagnon-Lebrun
Costumes: Virginie Leclerc
Choreographic assistant and rehearsal director: Ginelle Chagnon
Artistic advisor: Alexandre Fecteau
Host: Jocelyn Paré
Stage management: Jean-Michel Dumas or Patrick Saint-Denis and Jocelyn Paré
Production direction: Karine Ledoyen
Technical direction: Marylise Gagnon
Production assistants (creation): Claude Breton and Jocelyn Paré
Lighting assistant: Jérémie Boucher
A co-production of La Rotonde, Centre chorégraphique contemporain de Québec
Development agent: Suzie Larivée, La Compagnie Larivée Cabot Champagne
Administration: Francine Chabot
Danse K par K benefited from creation residencies at Agora de la danse and the Grand Théâtre de Québec.
Trois paysages was created with support from the Conseil des arts et des lettres du Québec, the Canada Council for the Arts, the Ville de Québec (Vitalité program) and Première Ovation Danse – Fonds Bons d’Emploi.