Jamie Wright, Lucie Vigneault, Francis Ducharme, Dany Desjardins, Kimberley De Jong and David Albert-Toth © Stéphane Najman
Clearly, Gravel is heading for greatness on the Canadian dance scene. Paula Citron, The Globe and Mail

NAC Co-production

Text, live music, and movement – these are the three elements with which Frédérick Gravel performs a kind of creative alchemy. A major force on the Quebec dance scene for over a decade, Gravel’s vigorous, uncensored, brutally honest collaborations reflect the gutsy curiosity and quirky intelligence that push him constantly to interrogate the state of being human. Seeking beauty in the cracks between what we show and what we live, Gravel electrifies audiences with dance that is rock ‘n’ roll sexy and in the moment.
 

Co-producers: CanDance Creation Fund and partners (Festival TransAmériques; Centre national des Arts; PuSH Festival; Banff Centre); Daniel Léveillé Danse; Centre chorégraphique national de Caen en Normandie through the Ministry of Culture and Communication’s accueil-studio initiative; Muffathalle (Munich); Usine C (Montréal).

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16 Apr

17 Apr

18 Apr

19 Apr

20 Apr

  • 7:30 PM

21 Apr

  • 7:30 PM

22 Apr

Duration

Performance is approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes with no intermission.

video: Some Hope for the Bastards
Some Hope for the Bastards
Jamie Wright, Lucie Vigneault, Francis Ducharme, Dany Desjardins, Kimberley De Jong and David Albert-Toth © Stéphane Najman
Jamie Wright, Lucie Vigneault, Francis Ducharme, Dany Desjardins, Kimberley de Jong and David Albert-Toth © Stéphane Najman
Francis Ducharme and David Albert-Toth © Stéphane Najman

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