CREATIVE WORKSHOP with Victor Quijada
Nov. 10
Specific development
COMPLETE
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The Season of Paid Development for Performing Artists and Artisans is a unique opportunity for creators, craftspeople, and cultural workers to practice and perfect their craft; a space for renewal, meetings, and exchanges that encourages the development of professional practice through specific and cross-disciplinary training and opportunities to discover and learn about new and emerging practices.
Focus
The development of skills associated with a discipline represented by its mandate. Participants have skills and experience related to this discipline.
Development of skills associated with several disciplines represented by their commission. Participants have skills and experience related to one or more of the disciplines covered by the programme’s mandates.
Acquisition of skills associated with one or more new practices. Participants have skills related to one or more of the disciplines covered by the programme’s mandates.
Experimentation associated with a discipline represented by its commission. Participants have a minimum level of skill and experience in one or more of the disciplines covered by the programme’s mandates. Certain exceptions may apply.
A festive event where the general public and participants are invited to discuss issues and interests addressed in the programme.
Areas of concentration
The production and design workshops will aim to support the attraction and retention of performing artists and artisans by addressing the critical issues of workforce attrition while also providing workers with the tools to develop their practice.
The theatre workshops will focus primarily on acting by offering professionals the opportunity to return to the basics in a demanding context, where certain technical skills inherent to the profession will be revisited with the aim of maintaining and consolidating skills through contact with recognised mentors.
The dance workshops will open up new horizons for choreographic artists, both in terms of technical skill and the discovery of new choreographers. By basing this development on the progression of our artists, we are banking on a future where artists will be competitive in employment throughout Quebec.
The circus arts workshops will allow artists to refine their many skills and deepen their knowledge. They will develop a variety of techniques by tackling different disciplines and aspects of the circus arts, allowing them to fully embrace the versatility and agility required to practice their art.
The Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Commission proposes an active engagement with artists and artisans who challenge the aesthetic, linguistic and cultural center in the Quebec context in order to ensure a better representation and involvement of marginalized people in the Eastern Townships region.
PROGRAMME
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Spoken Word Poetry
Nov. 13
Specific development
COMPLETE
Alternative and Inclusive Dramaturgies
Nov. 18
Discovery
COMPLETE
Dramaturgy at the Heart of Social Inclusion
Nov. 18
Rendezvous
FINISHED
Stilt walk
Nov. 19
Initiation
COMPLETE
Stilts
Nov. 19, 20
Specific development
COMPLETE
Creative Workshop with Kelly Keenan
Nov. 22, 12 pm to 5 pm
Specific development
COMPLETE
The Tragic Body of Alexandrine
Dec. 2
Specific development
COMPLETE
Mask and Its Fundamentals
Dec. 5-8
Cross-disciplinary development
COMPLETE
Sound System Networks (DANTE)
Dec 5
Specific development
COMPLETE
An Introduction to Computer-Assisted Show Management (QLab)
Dec. 7
Initiation
COMPLETE
Technology Integration for the Performing Arts
Dec. 8
Specific development
COMPLETE
Computer-Assisted Design (Vectorworks)
Dec. 12 and 13
Specific development
COMPLETE
MAYDAY repertoire workshop with Anne-Marie Jourdenais.
Dec. 16
Specific development
COMPLETE
Computer-Assisted Show Management (QLab)
Dec. 19-20
Specific development
COMPLETE
Singing Performance
Jan. 19
Specific development
COMPLETE
“Body and Sound” Workshop with AMÉLIE RAJOTTE/LORGANISME
Jan. 28 and 29
Cross-disciplinary development
COMPLETE
Choreography Workshop with Anne Dryburgh
Feb. 4
Specific development
COMPLETE
Dramaturgical Direction for Circus and the Performing Arts
Feb. 4-5
Cross-disciplinary development
COMPLETE
Physical Theatre Improvement Week
Feb. 14 to 17
Cross-disciplinary development
COMPLETE
The body at the heart of the interpretation
Feb. 16
Rendezvous
FINISHED
Aerial Acrobatics
Feb. 24, 25, 26
Specific development
COMPLETE
Aboriginal theater
28 Feb
Discovery
COMPLETE
Safety and Regulation in Stage Performance
March 6
Cross-disciplinary development
COMPLETE
Jester’s play
March 11
Discovery
COMPLETE
Creation week with Daniela Graça Schankula
March 13 to 17
Specific development
COMPLETE
Argentine Tango initiation
March 18
Initiation
COMPLETE
Staging laboratory
March 25 and 26
Cross-disciplinary development
COMPLETE
Lifting workshop with Heidi and Nathan
March 28 and 29
Specific development
COMPLETE
Juggling workshop with Nathan Biggs-Penton
March 28th
Specific development
COMPLETE
Creative Workshop with Yosmell Calderón Mejías
March 29
Specific development
COMPLETE
Balance workshop with Heidi Blais
March 29th
Specific development
COMPLETE
Language and philosophy of design
March 30
Rendezvous
FINISHED
Ours collaborators
PROGRAM TEAM
Dance Commission
Nicolas Zemmour
Circus Commission
Simon Durocher-Gosselin with Élise Legrand and Cyril Assathiany
Production and Design Commission
Andréanne Deschênes accompanied by Caroline Ferland and Simon Vincent
Theater Commission
Hubert Lemire
Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Commission
Art Babayants
Project Manager
Marilou Castonguay
Project Assistant
Karine Létourneau
Project Consultant
Lilie Bergeron
Communication
Media and Public Communication
Marie-Anne O'Reilly
Social networks
Marlène Guillemette-Bengle
Graphic design and website adaptation
Tatou communications
Video recordings
L'inconnu dans le noir
Photographs
Martin Blache
Translation
Katherine Turnbull
CASJB TEAM
General Management
Caroline Ferland
Technical Director
Simon Vincent
Reception and box office coordinator
Charles-Emmanuel Lupien Lapalme
Special thanks to Théâtre du Double signe and ZemmourBallet for their participation in the genesis of the project
