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dance, contemporary circus
Cirque Éloize - Cirkopolis
8 January 2013 Tuesday
7 pm - 8:30 pm
Festival Theatre
Artistic director, co-director Jeannot Painchaud
Artistic director, co-director Dave St-Pierre
Set Designer, Illustrator, Video Projections Designer Robert Massicotte
Acrobatic design, head coach, artistic trainer Krzysztof Soroczynski
Costumes Liz Vandal
Lighting Nicolas Descôteaux
Video Projections Co-Designer Alexis Laurence
Music Stefan Boucher
Head Producer Jonathan St-Onge

With Cirkopolis, Cirque Éloize dives into a vibrant imaginary world, pushing the boundaries of visual and audio innovation through different forms of projections. The unique imagery that takes us into this industrial yet fanciful sculptural universe is inspired by the rich visual world of comic books. In this scenic universe, dance, circus and theatre meet, and the characters and objects are brought to life by the breath of poetry and musicality. Awash with humour, Cirkopolis is a place where reality encounters fantasy and the pursuit of our true place in the world reveals its vital importance. It will plunge the spectator into true audio and visual vertigo. “Our simple, yet powerful imagery leads the audience on a fictional journey. To the sound of an original score, eclectic characters spring to life, meeting on the border of reality and fantasy, in a creative space where anything is possible,” explains Jeannot Painchaud, artistic director of Cirkopolis. The 12 artists will perform several advanced acrobatic disciplines, including diabolo, Spanish web, teeterboard, Cyr wheel and contortion. Projections on the back wall, complete with pivoting panels used by the performers, contribute to the dream-like décor inspired by a surrealistic and clown-like vision. Cirkopolis will transport performers and spectators between dream and reality in an uninterrupted st

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