Frédérick Gravel graduated in 2009 from UQAM’s (Université du Québec à Montréal) dance faculty with a thesis on “The role of the dance artist in a democratic society’’. The choreographer, dancer, musician and lighting designer Frédérick Gravel has been active on the Montreal scene for the past fifteen years. He turns the structures of choreography upside down, merging into his work various elements from rock and performance art.
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The holder of a bachelor’s and a master’s degree in contemporary dance from UQAM, Catherine Gaudet has been quick to establish a unique choreographic style.
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A gifted young graduate of the National Theatre School of Canada’s directing program (2014), Alix Dufresne is interested in both dance and theatre, and makes dramatic use of non-theatrical objects such as novels, poems, voodoo chants, and soundscapes.
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Ellen Furey works in the field of experimental and contemporary dance. Since 2012, she has primarily participated in discursive and collaborative processes emphasizing the messiness of subjectivities.
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A 2007 graduate of the National Theatre School of Canada’s playwriting program, Étienne Lepage is an author, screenwriter, translator, and transdisciplinary creator.
Initially a performer for leading choreographers in the Quebec scene, Manuel Roque creates dance pieces that focuses on the contemporary languages breeding, on the meeting of a kinesthesic virtuosity and the research of an upstanding presence.
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An artist with clear multidisciplinary interests, Stéphane Gladyszewski studied and worked in photography before completing a degree in fine arts. His work focuses on the body, images, and light.
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Founder Artistic Director from 1991 to 2018
A well-known Canadian choreographer and dance teacher, Daniel Léveillé holds a place of high regard on the national and international scenes of contemporary dance. In forty years of practice, he has contributed to the development of choreographic art by creating a corpus of major works performed by exceptional dancers.
32 cities visited
Including San Francisco, Chicago, Montreal, and Halifax, not to mention San Luis Potosí, Monterrey, and Pachuca, Mexico.
32 cities visited
Including Porto Alegre, João Pessoa, Recife, and Caruaru, Brazil.
104 cities visited
Including Madrid, Oslo, Paris, and Rome, not to mention Berlin, London, Brussels, and Barcelona.
3 cities visited
Karmiel, Tel Aviv, and Jerusalem, Israel.
8 cities visited
Including Jakarta, Singapore, Taipei, Seoul, and Kinosaki, not to mention Shanghai and Guangzhou, China.
