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Once And For All We’re Gonna Tell You Who We Are So Shut Up And Listen, Alexander Devriendt
A dozen teenagers left patronizing narratives behind and instead communicated their experience through a series of impressionistic tableaux. Using almost exclusively physical theatre, they were able to offer a refreshingly amoral take on adolescence that was bursting with [...]

Multidisciplinary artist Nicolas Cantin is closing the Only Human program at Tangente this week along with Concordia graduate Jenn Goodwin. Cantin caught my attention last year when he was one of the participants (along with Frédérick Gravel, Normand Marcy, and Anne Thériault) in Clash. The event, orchestrated by Lynda Gaudreau, is an occasion for a [...]

Harry S. Truman is famous for having said “It is amazing what you can accomplish if you do not care who gets the credit.” It’s a sentence that came back to mind yesterday as I watched the CLASH event unfold at Tangente. Developed and directed by Lynda Gaudreau, CLASH is an event devoted to choreographic [...]