TRIPTYQUE

I Dream 
Created by Elon Hoglund

I Dream explores the enigmatic nature of dreams and their potential meanings. Are dreams glimpses into the future, reflections of the past, or windows into parallel universes, the narrative contemplates the intricate workings of the human brain. It highlights the significance of theta waves, which are prominent during internal focus, meditation, and spiritual awareness, representing the delicate balance between wakefulness and sleep. Through a journey of introspection and exploration, I invite you to ponder the profound connections between consciousness, subconsciousness, and the mysterious realm of dreams.

L’ironie des plaisirs 
Created by Évelyne Laforest

What do we secretly, almost shamefully, love?
What makes us unique? Ironically, isn’t it often the search for the answer to this question that is universal to us all?
Through movement, play and circus techniques, we question what is common to us, and what is personal to us.

FLUX 
Created by Johanne Madore

With a fiery enthusiasm that’s both vibrant and benevolent, we burst and sway with energy, plunging into a river of ceaseless movement. We reverberate an uncertain light, to combat darkness – to incant joy, to be with others, to honour the life that creates, animates and inspires us.

“We are slowed down sound and light waves, a walking bundle of frequencies tuned into the cosmos. We are souls dressed up in sacred biochemical garments and our bodies are the instruments through which our souls play their music.” – Albert Einstein 

About the show

TRIPTYQUE is a show composed of three short, distinct shows presented one after the other. Featuring second-year students, this educational exercise invites our young talent to engage in research and creation related to the development of shows. Resolutely contemporary, the performances are directed by professionals from various artistic backgrounds who are chosen not only for their expertise, but also for their singular writing and their desire to find new forms of expression.