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Series Brochure COVER PHOTO OF LES CORPS AVALÉS BY COMPAGNIE VIRGINIE BRUNELLE, PHOTO BY RAPHAËL OUELLET RAPHAËL BY BRUNELLE,VIRGINIE PHOTO COMPAGNIE BY AVALÉS LES CORPS OF PHOTO COVER Harbourfront Centre 235 Queens Quay West Toronto, ON | Canada | M5J 2G8 416 973 4000 | harbourfrontcentre.com WELCOME TO OUR 2019/2020 SEASON. Harbourfront Centre has a long history of supporting emerging and established artists in the creation and presentation of new work in multiple disciplines. In addition to Torque, our international contemporary dance series, we have launched two new initiatives: Associate Companies and Creative Residencies, each supporting artists onsite, with space, time and resources. We are delighted to welcome Toronto Dance Theatre, ProArteDanza, Esmeralda Enrique Spanish Dance Company and MOonhORsE Dance Theatre as Associate Companies. They each have long-standing relationships with Harbourfront Centre and we are proud to have them as Associates. These programs, along with our 2019/2020 Torque season, strengthen Harbourfront Centre’s commitment to artists and the arts community, presenting exciting work by emerging and established artists for our diverse arts patrons. We hope to see you here at Harbourfront Centre. Sincerely, Iris Nemani Chief Programming Officer For tickets and information visit harbourfrontcentre.com 2 VIRGINIE BRUNELLE, COMPAGNIE BY AVALÉS LES CORPS OUELLET RAPHAËL BY PHOTO 3 In this second year of our international contemporary dance series, Torque, we explore the broad scope of contemporary dance by some of the most exciting choreographers in the world today. Each of these striking pieces pushes the boundaries of movement, broadening our understanding of dance as a way to communicate ideas and emotion. Some of these works are intimately personal narratives, at times theatrical, while others investigate emotion – loss, hope, alienation, the sense of belonging – through intense, visceral experience. Presenting wide-ranging perspectives from various cultures, these works explore humanity, the reality in which we live today and the ways we relate to each other. We invite you to engage with these singular and deeply memorable performances. We are thrilled to share them with you. Nathalie Bonjour Acting Director, Performing Arts 4 For tickets and information visit harbourfrontcentre.com 5 “Kojima and Proietto contrast and complement each other exquisitely.” — THE JAPAN TIMES Simulacrum winter guests Imagine the striking Norway juxtaposition of the formality Director and of Kabuki, the energy of Choreographer: Alan Lucien Øyen Flamenco and the emotion of Performers: contemporary dance theatre. Shōji Kojima, Daniel Proietto Drawing inspiration from many sources, this dramatic work is based on the real-life Creative Associate/Text: Andrew Wale experiences of its two legendary dancers. Eighty-year-old Shōji Kojima migrated to Set Designer: Åsmund Faravaag, Spain from Japan to become a master of Andy Cavatorta Flamenco. Argentina-born Daniel Proietto Lighting Designer: travelled to Japan to study the female role Martin Flack of Kabuki. Both relate to having started Sound Designer: life in adversity and together, they create a Gunnar Innvær stirring encounter of remarkable personal Kabuki Choreographer & and intercultural complexity. These two music for “Natsue”, Act 2: award-winning dancers examine the Fujima Kanjuro roles that memory, passion, identity and Canadian Premiere mortality play in the making of art and the artist. What transpires is a sincere tale that Friday & Saturday October 18–19, 2019 is transforming and mesmerizing. 7:30PM | 100 min Plus intermission Choreographed by Alan Lucien Øyen, one of Fleck Dance Theatre Norway’s most exciting artists, and chosen by The Japan Times as one of the best new productions of 2018, this visceral, multi- disciplinary performance will immerse you in theatre, dance, memory and ritual. Supported by the Royal Norwegian Embassy in Ottawa Partners: FuturePerfect Productions, The Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center, The Norwegian Opera and Ballet PHOTO BY ERIK BERG ERIK BY PHOTO Funding: The Norwegian Arts Council 6 For tickets and information visit harbourfrontcentre.com 1 “ Ruminative, poignant and provocative, Split is a work of intricate yet unadorned artistry.” — THE AUSTRALIAN Split Lucy Guerin Inc A choreographed Australia duet of division in Choreographer: a time-strapped world Lucy Guerin of intensifying pressures. Performers: Melanie Lane & Split shifts between two women, Lilian Steiner reconciled and in conflict, one naked Composer: and the other clothed, negotiating Scanner ever-diminishing dimensions of time Lighting Designer: and space. This space is constantly Paul Lim narrowing, reflecting the dilemmas Sound Designer: of negotiating with oneself and others Robin Fox in an increasingly complex world. Toronto Premiere Set to a percussive musical score by Friday & Saturday UK composer Scanner, Split revels November 8–9, 2019 in Lucy Guerin’s sharp, elegant 7:30PM | 50 min choreographic investigations. No intermission Harbourfront Split is a thought-provoking meditation Centre Theatre in movement from one of Australia’s most fearless dance companies. Performance advisory: Full nudity Supported by the Australian Consulate-General in Toronto A Lucy Guerin Inc production commissioned and presented by Arts House as part of Dance Massive 2017. Lucy Guerin Inc is supported by the Australian Government through the Australia Council for the Arts, its arts funding and advisory body; the Victorian Government through Creative Victoria’s Organization Investment Program; and the City of Melbourne, through its triennial funding. Split was supported by the City of Melbourne through Arts House. 2 For tickets and information visit harbourfrontcentre.com LORENZUTTI GREGORY BY PHOTO For tickets and information visit harbourfrontcentre.com 3 “ Abraham’s dances may be political … they are also aspirational, complex and upbeat.” — THE GUARDIAN, UK Mixed Repertory Program A.I.M Sensual and provocative United States movement that blends Quiet Dance Choreographer: classical, contemporary, Kyle Abraham hip hop and urban dance. Big Rings Choreographer: Keerati Jinakunwiphat Under the artistic direction of Show Pony Choreographer: choreographer Kyle Abraham, A.I.M’s Kyle Abraham virtuoso dancers, all from diverse Duet from Dearest Home dance backgrounds, create a program Choreographer: that is fresh and unique, poetic and Kyle Abraham highly kinetic, evocative and human. Drive Choreographer: Kyle Abraham Grounded in Abraham’s artistic Performers: background in classical cello, piano Matthew Baker, Tamisha Guy, and the visual arts, these expressive Keerati Jinakunwiphat, interdisciplinary works delve deep Claude “CJ” Johnson, Catherine Ellis Kirk, into personal identity, capturing your Marcella Lewis, imagination with a touch of real life Jeremy “Jae” Neal and infectious music. This mixed Lighting Designer: program includes five wildly different Dan Scully works that make up a truly rich, vibrant and satisfying evening of dance. Canadian Premiere Friday & Saturday February 21–22, 2020 7:30PM | 70 min Plus intermission Fleck Dance Theatre 4 SHAREN BRADFORD BY PHOTO For tickets and information visit harbourfrontcentre.com 5 “ Virginie Brunelle is a remarkably creative, original talent.” Les — CALGARY HERALD corps avalés Compagnie Discover an intoxicating Virginie Brunelle world where chaos and Quebec despair live side by side Choreographer: with beauty and poetry. Virginie Brunelle Performers: Les corps avalés explores power Isabelle Arcand, relations, inequalities and social upheaval Sophie Breton, Bradley Eng, against a backdrop of resilience and Claudine Hébert, Jean-Benoit Labrecque, hope. Mastering the delicate balance Chi Long, Milan Panet-Gigon, between expressiveness and vigorous Peter Trosztmer physicality, Virginie Brunelle directs eight Musicians dancers in a portrayal of a vulnerable (Molinari Quartet): humanity in search of gentleness and Olga Ranzenhofer, community. On stage, the Molinari Antoine Bareil, Frédéric Lambert, Quartet delivers a radiant performance Pierre-Alain Bouvrette of selected pieces from their Lighting Designer: classical repertoire. Cédric Delorme Bouchard Founded in 2009, Compagnie Virginie Set Designer: Brunelle has performed on local, Odile Gamache national and international stages in Costume Designer: Elen Ewing more than 50 cities across the globe. Les corps avalés is Brunelle’s long- Toronto Premiere awaited new creation. Friday & Saturday April 3–4, 2020 Supported by the Bureau du Québec à Toronto 7:30PM | 65 min A co-production with Danse Danse (Montreal) No intermisssion Fleck Dance Theatre 6 For tickets and information visit harbourfrontcentre.com OUELLET RAPHAËL BY PHOTO For tickets and information visit harbourfrontcentre.com 7 “ ... a charismatically visceral experience; it’s all but impossible not to be drawn into its dark, relentless heart.” — THE GUARDIAN, UK Love Chapter 2 L-E-V An exploration of hypnotic, Israel raw emotion. Creator: This intense and provocative piece, Sharon Eyal set to the driving techno score of music Co-Creator: Gai Behar collaborator DJ Ori Lichtik, explores love and loss with startling power. Performers: Gon Biran, Love Chapter 2 explores the aftermath Rebecca Hytting, of passion: the pain of loss, the mental, Mariko Kakizaki, physical and emotional exhaustion, Darren Devaney, as well as the possibility of hope. Keren Lurie Pardes, Clyde Emmanuel Archer After many years with Batsheva Dance Live Music: Company as a
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