Tag Archive for the term: ginette laurin
2007 Dance Highlights – Long Works
I have had the chance to see so many great dance shows this past year that I could not resolve myself to singling out only ten, not to mention even attempting to place them in any kind of order. So I decided to double the list by dividing them between long and short works. The [...]
O Vertigo Creates a Living Work of Art
After a few months of dance shows that have left me lukewarm, O Vertigo is breathing some much needed life back into the Montreal dance scene with Étude #3 pour cordes et poulies. The title to Ginette Laurin’s choreography is misleading. It is much more than a mere study. It is a full-fledged living work [...]
Puzzle Danse Shouts at First, But Ends with a Whisper
A few years ago, Puzzle Danse was born out of the desire of choreographers from France and Quebec to collaborate on a common endeavor. The successful project returns this year at Agora de la danse with four duos based on the theme of departure.
The first piece, Isira Makuloluwe’s Assauts intérieurs, is the most complex [...]
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