July 25 @ 2 p.m.
July 25 @ 3 p.m.
July 25 @ 4 p.m.
FREE
In John-H.-Molson Park, follow the marked paths and let yourself be carried away by dance performances that come to life along your journey. A unique, immersive and inspiring experience not to be missed.
Free, limited Tickets; reservations required.
Three departures: 2 p.m., 3 p.m., and 4 p.m.
Approximate duration: 60 min
*Please note you will be standing for the duration of the activity.
La Otra Orilla
Photo : Marie-Andrée Lemire
La Otra Orilla
Rite (excerpt)
Chorographer: Myriam Allard
Dancers: Myriam Allard, Caroline Planté, Hedi Graja, Miguel Medina
Rite is the symbiosis of body, voice, guitar and percussion, bringing together four artists at the height of their craft: Myriam Allard, Hedi Graja, Caroline Planté and Miguel Medina. An intimate conversation in which each expresses themselves while also carrying the voice of the others.
Rite embodies the rawness, strength and mesmerizing beauty of a ritual where audiences and performers enter into communion: a harmony of hearts, breaths, and souls—flamenco when it touches the sacred.
Elie-Anne Ross
Photo : Denis Martin
Elie-Anne Ross
Flux (excerpt)
Choreographer and dancer: Eli-Anne Ross
Inspired by Virginia Woolf’s novel Mrs. Dalloway, choreographer and performer Elie-Anne Ross explores her states of consciousness through her artistry. Drawing on a form of automatic writing, she seeks to capture her mental and physical fluctuations.
Through popping and isolations—used as body-scanning techniques—she soothes waves of thought and reclaims her body, driven by a desire to reconnect with her essence.
Animation and text create unexpected juxtapositions, recreating a universe that is both chaotic and surreal, reflecting the imagination.
Dorotea Saykaly
Photo : Kristoffer Engholm Aabo
Dorotea Saykaly
Soft Cell
Choreographer and dancer: Dorotea Saykaly
Soft Cell is a new solo from Dorotea Saykaly’s Body Symposium series.
Categorized by critics as experiential sci-fi and sci-fi renaissance, the series explores liminal states between human and machine, reason and madness, the self and the other.
In this iteration a gentle yet charged hybrid being “lands” within an organic environment, navigating its surroundings through sensation and signal.
Playful, strange and visceral, the work unfolds as a quiet encounter between worlds, where the body becomes a responsive membrane—both a site of transformation and transmission.
Parc John-H. Molson,
20 rue Viviane, à l’arrière du Chalet Pauline-Vanier.
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Main photo: Elie-Anne Ross, photo Denis Martin
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