Tag Archive for the term: usine c

Review: Is You Me

As we enter the room at Usine C, there is already a shape on the floor, dangling like a pendulum from left to right. Not a dancer yet, but a video projection of a human-like black blob. Soon, Louise Lecavalier walks onstage and lies next to it, espousing its shape and movement. Already in its […]

Moving to the Minimalist Sway of Fase

To enjoy the music of minimalist composer Steve Reich is to be brought one step closer to appreciating Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker’s choreography for Fase, Four Movements to the Music of Steve Reich. In fact, Fase can be seen as a visual representation of Reich’s music through the movement of the body. The dance is […]

One More Art Sale, to wrap up the year.

Well, we’ve got the Indyish Art Markets at the Monthly Mess, this Wed. Dec 19 at Ye Old Orchard, 1189 De La Montagne, Montreal. The Mess is experiencing last minute line up changes, as per usual with 10-15 acts on the bill in a land of epic snows, but it’ll be pretty joyful and spectacular […]

The Dangerous Naïveté of Kiss Bill

Ten years after Love Letter to Tarantino, Paula de Vasconcelos revisits her virtual interaction with the famous filmmaker in her new work, Kiss Bill. Gone are the vivid colours from her most recent work, the Earth Trilogy; instead, here we predominantly find blacks and browns, respectively in the costumes and the set design.
For this latest […]

The View From Outside Lugares Comunes

Seven human beings lie in a straight line at a 45-degree angle, propped up by circular black chairs. They look like they are in cryonic sleep, and given the white-haired wigs the performers are wearing, they could have been unconscious for quite some time. Such is the set-up for Québécois Benoît Lachambre’s new work, Lugares […]

Fall Dance Preview

The start of the dance season is fast approaching and again this year looks particularly enticing. Going through the fall schedule, I handpicked ten shows that you should watch out for.
From September 13 to 15, Quebec choreographer Benoît Lachambre comes back from Europe for the North American premiere of his latest creation, Lugares Comunes, at […]

Art Show Opens tonight — Illumination

ILLUMINATION
May 3rd to May 31st 2007
Opening Thursday May 3rd 5hPM to 11hPM
USINE 106U
111 Roy E.
514-728-9349
USINE 106U casually invites you to the opening of the spectacular exhibition ILLUMINATION presenting the artwork of 22 visual artists: Mark Prent, Eric Braün, La puce à l’agonie, Mimi Traillette, Jean-Michel Cholette, René Donais, Yves Milet-Desfougères, Jean Pronovost, Hollie Dzama , […]

Dancing the Global Village in the Earth Trilogy

5am. The time when the sun rises and gives us its first signs of daily light. Also a time of calmness, just before everything shifts and the world comes to life, twenty-four times a day as the globe rotates on its axis. It is in this perpetual 5am that Paula de Vasconcelos sets the second […]

Hiding Dance behind Technology

There is a very fine line between not taking yourself seriously and pretending you are not. Reassuringly, in Solo - le doute m’habite, Philippe Decouflé first clearly draws that line. Then, he crosses that line by stretching the most mundane choreography well beyond its breaking point.
All signs point to an enjoyable experience at first. The […]




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