Chansons pour le musée © Sébastien Croteau

Chansons pour le musée

2021-12-11 15:00 2021-12-12 15:55 60 Canada/Eastern 🎟 NAC: Chansons pour le musée

https://nac-cna.ca/en/event/29202

In-person event

Museum-like, new wave, poetic and theatrical all at the same time, this beautiful hybrid creature imagined by Karine Sauvé comes straight from Bizarreland to make a dramatic case for the importance of art and its amazing power to heal hearts! It’s like sneaking into a museum when you’re not allowed, through the back door—no, the upside-down door! Alone, in the middle of the night, Karine-Pas-Sauvé observes the strange sculptures. A mysterious...

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Azrieli Studio,1 Elgin Street,Ottawa,Canada
December 11 - 12, 2021
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Chansons pour le musée © Sébastien Croteau
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“Electric, artistic and zany!”
  • In-person event
  • Français
  • Ages 7-14
  • ≈ 55 minutes · No intermission
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Chansons pour le musée © Sébastien Croteau
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Chansons pour le musée © Jonathan Lorange
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Chansons pour le musée © Sébastien Croteau
Chansons pour le musée © Sébastien Croteau

Museum-like, new wave, poetic and theatrical all at the same time, this beautiful hybrid creature imagined by Karine Sauvé comes straight from Bizarreland to make a dramatic case for the importance of art and its amazing power to heal hearts!

It’s like sneaking into a museum when you’re not allowed, through the back door—no, the upside-down door! Alone, in the middle of the night, Karine-Pas-Sauvé observes the strange sculptures. A mysterious skeleton–psychologist has told her to sing at the top of her voice to the ones that appeal to her, as an antidote to the pain of her separation and a shattered family cocoon. Alongside her on stage, the boisterous Nicolas Letarte-Bersianik galvanizes his sound machines, colouring the space with his electrifying music.

Every piece of art inspires a new mood, a crazy game, a firecracker of sorrow to detonate! At the end of the show, you feel like you’ve just stepped off a wild ride; you don’t completely understand what just happened, but you want to go back!

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Psst! Listen to the podcast before coming to the show. You’ll be able to hum along to the songs!

Artists

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    Created, directed, written and interpreted by Karine Sauvé
  • davidpaquet-yanickcorriveau
    Written by David Paquet
  • Musical and sound design, Interpretation Nicolas Letarte-Bersianik
  • With Karine Sauvé
  • With Nicolas Letarte-Bersianik
  • Directed by Anne-Marie Guilmaine and Karine Sauvé
  • Musical and sound design Nicolas Letarte-Bersianik
  • Musical arrangements Karine Sauvé
  • Sets and costumes Julie Vallée-Léger and Karine Sauvé
  • Lighting Leticia Hamaoui
  • Stage director and technical director Gabriel Duquette
  • Production director Catherine Renaud
  • Collaborator on the costumes Mélanie Charest
  • Produced by Mammifères
  • Partners Maison Théâtre, Théâtre Aux Écuries, Le CUBE, NAC French Theatre, Recto-Verso, Mois Multi, La Chapelle – scènes contemporaines, Les Coups de théâtre, Maison de la culture Pointe-aux-Trembles
  • Special thanks to Shary Boyle, Sylvie Cotton, Élise Provencher, the artists who allowed Karine Sauvé to do her solo camping-residencies with their fabulous pieces, Fabienne Martin, psychoanalyst, for following and advising the team throughout the research phases.