PANEL 2 Our evolving ecosystem

activities

09 November
09:00 - 10:30 Hôtel Bonaventure

Our ecosystem seems to be in flux. From creation to programming, from critics to audiences, and from creative agents identifying new approaches to better circulate their artists, there is a kind of questioning or redefinition of each part of our chain, of our milieu. What are our common areas, how can we rethink the chain, recreate the links that make sense in our environment... from creation to new audiences, professionals think about their roles in an ecological whole and in a world in movement.

Participants

Charles Bender Menuentakuan

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For 15 years now, Charles has been a fixture of the Aboriginal People’s Television Network. He was host of the award nominated youth show C’est parti mon tipi, he played lead roles in Sioui-Bacon and Mohawk Girls, he’s a regular presence as host of the Aboriginal Day Live event and hosts a brand new show called Sans reserve. He was also host of the French version of the four-part documentary series, Le 8e feu (8th Fire), produced and broadcast by Radio-Canada. In 2015, Charles co founded productions Menuentakuan, an aboriginal theatre company invested in creating new paths of dialogue amongst aboriginals and non-aboriginals in Canada.

Martine Dennewald Festival TransAmériques

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After completing studies in dramaturgy (Leipzig, Germany) and arts management (London, UK), Martine Dennewald worked for theatres and theatre festivals in Luxembourg, Germany, the United Kingdom, Hungary, Switzerland and Austria. She then joined Niels Ewerbeck for a few years as dramaturg at Ku?nstlerhaus Mousonturm in Frankfurt. Between 2015 and 2020, she was the artistic director of Festival Theaterformen – an eleven-day performing arts festival which takes place alternately in the cities of Hanover and Braunschweig (Germany). Since mid-June 2021 Martine Dennewald co-directs Festival TransAmériques in Montreal (Canada) together with Jessie Mill.

Alicia Adams John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts

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For over two decades, Alicia Adams has been presenting work from national and international arenas at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. As Vice President of International Programming and Dance, she produces the distinguished international theater series World Stages each year. Since 1997, Alicia has curated and produced major international festivals including most recently Artes de Cuba, an unprecedented festival in 2018 that brought together 400 Cuban and Cuban American artists. She also curates the Center’s Contemporary Dance programming and annual Lunar New Year Celebration. Active in the performing arts community, Alicia has served on numerous boards and planning committees including the Williamstown Theater Festival in Massachusetts, the Caine Prize for African Writing (UK), Africa 95 (UK), the All Roads Project of National Geographic, the ISPA, the APAP, the National Dance Panel of the New England Foundation on the Arts, the Advisory Council for Georgetown University's Laboratory for Global Performance and Circle World Arts. In 2011 she received the APAP Fan Taylor Distinguished Service Award for exemplary service to the field of presenting. She is also an elected member of the Cosmos Club. In 2013, Adams was awarded the Insignia of Member First Class of the Royal Order of the Polar Star by the Swedish government. In 2014 Adams was awarded Insignia of Knight, First Class, of the Order of the Lion

Sasapin Siriwanij BIPAM

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With Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in English from the Faculty of Arts, Chulalongkorn University, Sasapin Siriwanij is a core member of B-Floor Theatre as a performer, director, and producer, a decade-long career which has rendered her well-versed in movement-based performance practices with interests in social critique and personal and social empowerment. Sasapin has taken the role of Artistic Director of Bangkok International Performing Arts Meeting (BIPAM) since 2018, and has co-founded Producers of Thai Performing Arts Network (POTPAN), alongside being an independent theater artist and international touring producer.

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COMPAGNIE MARIE CHOUINARD

A choreographic work entirely developed from the breath and voices of the dancers. An exploration that is wholly and radically focused on the breath. From micro-movements, from an impulse that shakes the lungs and bones, there is the awakening of...

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Yared Tilahun Cederlund, choreographer and dancer + Joanna Holewa Chrona, choreographer and dancer

SHOWCASE SWEDISH + CANADIAN MOVEMENTS - DANCE FROM TWO COUNTRIES Land Before Time presents […it is contained in…], a tribute to water, our greatest life source. The duo is exploring the different qualities that water has and how it...

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HUMANHOOD Dance Company

Infinite, HUMANHOOD’s first Dance Theatre Meditation, guides the audience through a mystical journey where the outside world of the magical dance on stage will merge with your internal awareness. The premise is movement and consciousness, becoming...

09 November 2022 at 18:00

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Compagnie Finzi Pasca

The numbers of an imaginary bingo will open chapters that evoke coincidences, the story of a doctor, the passion for rugby and the heinous execution of a young father. Centre stage is a giant wedding cake, and a versatile, charismatic actor plays...

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Andrea Peña & Artists

6.58: Manifesto is a choreographic triptych that critically explores the concepts of artifice and artificiality as a construction of our contemporary society. François Richard - Dancer Erin O'Loughlin - Dancer Jean-Benoit...

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Parts+Labour_Danse

In this powerful and theatrical solo co-choreographed with Emily Gualtieri, David Albert-Toth is in turn a dancer, an actor and a magician. Imbued with a virtuoso physicality, he explores our most intimate paradoxes. Our thirst for solitude flirts...

07 November 2022 at 19:30