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EVE 2050-L’ŒUVRE SCÉNIQUE DE VAN GRIMDE CORPS SECRETS

EVE 2050-L’ŒUVRE SCÉNIQUE DE VAN GRIMDE CORPS SECRETS

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Following on the EVE 2050 (2018) web series and digital installation, Van Grimde Corps Secrets now brings this choreographic, scientific and philosophical exploration of the
human body to the stage. Eight dancers of diverse origins make their way through an immersive, interactive environment that evokes a connected humanity, where multiple possibilities coexist: genetic mutations, cohabitation of human and artificial intelligences, dreams of immortality, digital survival…. Driven by reflections on the advances being made in AI, this concluding part of the EVE 2050 project points to the advent of a new species, a new take on the eternal question of our place in the mystery of the cosmos.

Company Van Grimde Corps Secrets
Artistic Director and choreographer Isabelle Van Grimde in collaboration with the performers
Assistant choreographer Sophie Breton
Performers and artistic collaborators Sophie Breton, Chi Long, Félix Cossette, Lena Demnati, Gabrielle Roy, Mark Medrano, François Richard, Marine Rixhon
Interactive visual design and video Jérôme Delapierre
Additional video content DAVAI, Marilene Oliver
Original composition Thom Gossage
Interactive Sound Design Frédéric Filteau
Costumes Pascale Bassani, Isabelle Van Grimde
Accessories Marilene Oliver
3D Modelisation for costumes Martin Gagné for 33 Degrés
Scénography Jérôme Delapierre, Isabelle Van Grimde
3D Modelisation for scenography Jessica Collin Boucher
Lighting (1st residency) Juliette Dumaine
Lighting and Technical Direction Juan Mateo Barrera
Production Manager Emilie Voyer
Creative Residencies Agora de la danse, Espace Corps Secrets, Grands Ballets Canadiens
Coproduction Agora de la danse, Brian Webb Dance Cie, Fonds national de création du Centre National des Arts (CNA)

EVE 2050 is one of the 200 exceptional projects funded through the Canada Council for the Arts’ New Chapter Initiative. With this $35M initiative, the Council supports the creation and sharing of the arts in communities across Canada.

2019-10-08
Quartier des spectacles Montreal, Quebec