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UK – Ireland –– Nordic
September Countries
December 2018
53 R D E D I T I O N
Covering and distributed in the
UK, Ireland & Nordic Countries
S E P – D E C 2018
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Bonjour,
Welcome to the autumn edition of Québec Culture!
Following an amazing array of Québec artists at the
Notes on a literary visit
Edinburgh Festivals during August, this cultural season
promises to be particularly rich and varied, offering Susie Nicklin is CEO of the MILD Group and Director of
something for all tastes across all artistic sectors. Festival America in London (see overleaf for further details).
Moments to look out for include a fantastic Québec She visited Montréal in April 2018 to participate in the
presence at Festival America, a digital showcase at the Metropolis Bleu literature festival and to discover more about
Watermans Centre, the UK première of Le Patin Libre’s the city’s rich literary scene. We asked her to share some
latest creation at Dance Umbrella and a Québec theatre reflections on her trip…
showcase at the Finnish National Theatre.
© Sarah Hickson
“I landed in Montréal in a thunderstorm, bewildered by sleet
and cold, after a golden few days on the West coast. A group
The summer months have seen a flurry of cultural
of Scandinavians was enjoying a wild party a few doors away
activity for Québec on both sides of the Atlantic,
from mine. Jetlagged and suffering from FOMO, I ordered
showcasing our brilliant talent in both Edinburgh
desultory room service and frowned.
and Stockholm, and the launch of a new cultural policy back home. In June, the Québec
government launched its second ever cultural policy, entitled Partout, la culture (Culture, Next day, newly-resolute, I strode out to discover the glories of Montréal and fell in love
everywhere). The policy, which is supported by an historic additional budget of 600.9 M$, with a city between breakfast and supper. Humming with brains from its 250,000-strong
is accompanied by a five-year action plan setting out 41 concrete measures that will student population, crammed with chic independent shops and cafés, the city unfurled
ensure the presence and vitality of Québec culture everywhere, both across Québec’s itself to me thanks to advice of the helpful staff of the Union des écrivaines et des
regions and on the international stage. This is a government-wide policy involving not écrivains québécois who insisted I took the bus rather than a taxi to Mile End. I browsed
only the Ministry for Culture, but an additional 16 ministries. The funds involved will the Drawn and Quarterly bookshops nestled among boutiques and bars, and bought
directly benefit artists, as well as organisations, institutions and businesses, all of whom the searing Heart Berries by Marie Therèse Mailhot. I saw posters for their forthcoming
ensure the continued development of Québec’s cultural ecosystem. event with Michael Ondaatje (whom we later hosted as part of the Balham Literary
Cover: Threshold, Le Patin Libre at Dance Umbrella, Alexandra Palace Ice Rink, 18-21 October (see p.15). Photo © Romain Guilbaul
Festival) in conversation with Heather O’Neill (invited to our Festival America) so I knew
In other important news, QC-UK Connections, our biannual call for cultural cooperation I was in the best company.
projects between Québec and the UK in 2019 and 2020, is open for applications until 30
At the Metropolis Bleu festival I spoke onstage with (and fangirled) festival curator
September 2018. This amazing scheme has, over the last 16 years, supported over 60
heroes and publishers including Linda Leith, listened to Jo Nesbo in the ravishing Place
cultural projects. In fact, of the seven projects supported by the scheme in 2017 and 2018,
des Arts, was radicalised by Zebedee Nungak (author of Wrestling with Colonialism
three appear in the pages of this brochure: SPECTRUM on page 8, Lightwaves on page 17,
on Steroids) and heard, for the first time, live throat singing from Jeannie Calvin and
and the collaboration between Milieux and Together! 2012 CIC on page 20. We hope many
Hannah Tooktoo.
of you will submit an application. For more information, please go to page 21.
When my plane home was delayed by ten hours, I was tempted to stay on indefinitely.
As always, Maude and her team would love to hear more about any projects you may Wonderful food from Northern India and China, bilingual conversation, bristling with
have in development with Québec. Please don’t hesitate to get in touch. history, home to French ex-pats, a diverse and buoyant publishing industry – what’s not
to like? I’ll be back.”
Bonne lecture!
Susie Nicklin – CEO, the MILD Group
John A. Coleman – Agent-General, Québec Government Office in London
Metropolis Bleu in Montréal. Photo courtesy of Metropolis Bleu
Cultural Contacts
Maude Laflamme Marie Morin Andrew Bailey
Director for Culture Cultural Attaché Cultural Attaché Project Manager
Maude.laflamme@mri.gouv.qc.ca Marie.morin@mri.gouv.qc.ca Andrew.bailey@mri.gouv.qc.ca Qc.london-culture@mri.gouv.qc.ca
Whilst every effort has been made to verify the accuracy of the information in This brochure should not be reproduced in full or in part without the
+44(0)20 7766 5930 | www.quebec.org.uk | www.facebook.com/QuebecUK | www.twitter.com/Quebec_UK this brochure you are advised to contact the host organisations for confirmation. consent of the Québec Government Office.
L I T E R AT U R E L I T E R AT U R E S E P – D E C 2018
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Québec @ Festival America Québec @ Festival America
24 – 27 September
London, UK Heather O’Neill
This September, a number of exciting Québec writers come to the UK as part of Festival 26 September
America. This is the first London satellite of the much-lauded festival of the same name, Canada House
founded in Vincennes, France in 2002, which this year has a special focus on Canada.
Montréal author Heather O’Neill has written
for This American Life and the New York Times.
Dany Lafferière Her latest novel The Lonely Hearts Hotel was
published in 2017 and longlisted for the Baileys
women’s prize for fiction.
24 September
Institut Français At Festival America, O’Neill appears alongside
Guy Vanderhaeghe and Michael Redhill. They will
© Julia C. Vona
discuss and read from their work, and talk about
Born in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, Dany Laferrière fled
how they see the role of the writer in the global
the dictatorship in 1976 to settle in Québec, where
ecology of books.
he started to write. He has so far published 30
books which have been translated into more than
15 languages, and was appointed to the Académie
française in December 2013.
Christian Guay-Poliquin
© Camille Robitaille Agency
Dany Laferrière’s appearance at Festival America
will be a celebration of French Caribbean culture, 26 September 27 September
and an exceptional opportunity to hear him talk
Canada House Québec Government Office
about his writing and more specifically his 2009
novel The Enigma of the Return. The talk will be
Christian Guay-Poliquin’s second novel The Weight of Snow has won several awards in Canada,
followed by a book signing and a music session.
and is currently being translated in ten different countries. His third, Running on Fumes,
electrified the Québécois literary community with its lyrical blend of mythology, contemporary
issues and road movie.
Andrée Michaud
© Julien Bois
On 26 September, Guay-Poliquin shares the stage with Emma Hooper, Nancy Lee and Lennie
Goodings for a discussion of ‘Myths, moods and melodies’. On 27 September he takes part in a
discussion with Cherie Dimaline and Guillaume Morissette (next page).
25 September
Marlborough House
Andrée Michaud is a two-time winner of the
Festival America in Vincennes. Photo courtesy of Festival America
Governor General’s Literary Award for Fiction,
among many other literary prizes. Her latest
book The Last Summer is an elegiac tribute to
teenage beauty.
Andrée Michaud appears alongside Canadian
Métis Cherie Dimaline and British-Canadian
© Marianne Deschênes
Nancy Lee for an exploration of the dystopian
and dark themes of their work in this event
hosted by Leslie Hurtig, director of the
Vancouver Writers Fest.
L I T E R AT U R E L I T E R AT U R E S E P – D E C 2018
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Québec @ Festival America Louise Penny
Guillaume Morissette 23 September
Bloody Scotland
Albert Halls
27 September Stirling, UK
© Virginie Gosselin
Québec Government Office
Number One New York Times bestselling author Louise Penny lives in
Photo © Jean-Francois Berube, cover courtesy of Little, Brown
Guillaume Morissette is the author of The Original Face, the story of a a small village south of Montréal. Her ingenious new novel Kingdom
struggling digital artist facing up to the anxieties of the internet age. of the Blind, the 14th in her Québec-set series of Inspector Gamache
Mysteries, is due to be published in November.
In London, Guillaume joins Canadian Métis author Cherie Dimaline and fellow Québécois writer
Christian Guay-Poliquin for a discussion on language as the basis of culture. Louise will share a stage with British crime writer Ann Cleeves at the
Bloody Scotland crime writing festival. With 36 novels between them,
a room full of awards and twin armies of devoted fans, they are two
Eric Plamondon of crime fiction’s most charming and successful authors. The event is
Photo courtesy of Festival America
chaired by Alex Gray and sponsored by The Times and Sunday Times
Crime Club.
27 September
Canada House www.bloodyscotland.com | www.louisepenny.com
Born in Québec, Eric Plamondon currently lives in Bordeaux. His latest
novel Taqawan is highly praised by booksellers and the press.
Isabelle Arsenault
Eric Plamondon joins Jennie Melamed and Omar El Akkad for a discussion on genre-crossing
literary fiction. 25 – 28 September
www.festivalamerica.co.uk Stockholm & Gothenburg, Sweden
Isabelle Arsenault is an internationally renowned
children’s book illustrator. She has won the
Up The Mountain prestigious Governor General’s Award for
© Marianne Dubuc, cover courtesy of Book Island
Children’s Literature three times, and two of
Marianne her picture books were named as New York
Times Best Illustrated Books of the Year. The
Dubuc poetry expressed through Isabelle Arsenault’s
graphic universe, the gentle flow of her lines and
the overall charm of her books have made her
Marianne Dubuc is an international
one of Canada’s best-known and most esteemed
award-winning illustrator and writer
illustrators.
of books for children of all ages.
She studied Graphic Design at the For the first time, two of Isabelle’s books will
Université du Québec à Montréal be published in Swedish: Louis och demonerna
and has since been published in over (Louis Undercover) and her writing debut,
15 countries. In 2014, Marianne won the prestigious Governor General Award for outstanding Colettes fågel (Colette’s Lost Pet). Events are
illustrations in The Lion and the Bird. planned in Stockholm and Gothenburg including
© Dominique Lafond
two seminars at the Gothenburg Book Fair.
Marianne’s new picture book is now available across the UK. Up the Mountain is a heart-
warming story about friendship and generosity which will inspire every reader to explore the www.goteborg-bookfair.com
outdoors. www.bokmassan.se
www.isabellearsenault.com
www.bookisland.co.uk | www.mariannedubuc.blogspot.com
D I G I TA L A R T S D I G I TA L A R T S S E P – D E C 2018
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Tim Hecker Digital Performance Weekender
& Kara-Lis Coverdale 10 & 11 November
Watermans Centre
6 October
Brentford, UK
Barbican Hall
London, UK Watermans’ Digital Performance Weekender provides a chance to see some of the best and
Photo courtesy of the Barbican
brightest in digital art performance, including three emerging artists from Québec who return to
Musician and sound artist Tim Hecker returns to the Watermans after a 2017 performance with their four-person project, Quadr.
Barbican for the first time since 2016 with a special
ensemble concert. It will be a celebration of his
forthcoming project, fusing electronic production with Antivolume IN/EXT
traditional Japanese gagaku court music.
Opening the evening, Montréal-based composer, musician and producer Kara-Lis Coverdale
creates colourful and dense arrangements with a unique approach to melody, harmony and
Lucas Paris
sonic detail. Lucas Paris works with realtime sound
and has been building digital instruments
The concert is produced by the Barbican in association with Bird on the Wire, with support from for more than ten years. His research
the Great Britain Sasakawa Foundation. focuses on creating new forms of digital
performance and engaging the audience
www.barbican.org.uk | www.sunblind.net | www.kara-liscoverdale.bandcamp.com
with content that is multi-sensory,
immersive and emotional. AntiVolume IN/
EXT explores movements and dynamics
Field between interior and exterior through a
volatile and energetic sculpture made of
Martin Messier
© pecorini.net
sound and light. The result of algorithmic
research, it is sculpted in real time by
Lucas’s improvisation.
MessierMessier
8 October
Brighton Digital Festival
ELEMENTS
© Martin
Attenborough Centre for the Creative Arts
© Martin
Brighton, UK
Myriam Boucher
Photos
Multi-disciplinary creator Martin Messier performs Field at Brighton Digital Festival, sharing
the stage with Suzanne Ciani. This audiovisual work starts from the principle that sounds can
& Pierre-Luc Lecours
be generated from electromagnetic fields in the environment. On stage the artist interacts with ELEMENTS is an audiovisual performance by Montréal artists Myriam Boucher and Pierre-Luc
two aluminum panels, continuously plugging and unplugging the connections between them to Lecours. The project addresses the theme of nature, presenting air, water, fire and earth in a
create a sound and light composition whose possibilities are endless. video musical discourse inspired by the movements and organic behaviours of the elements.
The composer-performers draw on our kinetic relationship to the world to deploy a poetic
Martin Messier studied composition at the Université de Montréal, after which he began an
interpretation of themes which are universal and fundamental to the human experience.
experimental sound practice incorporating video images. He has presented his work
in some 20 countries around the world, including at Glasgow’s Sonica festival.
© Kevin Gironnay
www.watermans.org.uk
www.lucasparis.ca
www.brightondigitalfestival.co.uk | www.mmessier.com
www.myriamboucher.com
www.pierreluclecours.com
D I G I TA L A R T S MUSIC S E P – D E C 2018
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SPECTRUM Gerald Finley
HUB 8 September 2 October
Last Night of the Proms, Royal Albert Hall Middle Temple Hall
7 – 16 December London, UK London, UK
Lightwaves 2018
Salford Quays Québec baritone Gerald Finley performs Stanford’s Songs
Manchester, UK of the Sea as part of ‘the greatest annual party in classical
music’, the Last Night of the Proms, conducted by Sir
Following an open call for Andrew Davis.
proposals from UK and Québec-
Gerald returns to London in October to perform Schubert’s
© HUB
based artists, Montréal
Schwanengesang and Brahms’ Vier Ernste Gesänge
collaborative HUB has been
alongside his regular performance
selected to create the major new artwork SPECTRUM. This bold, large-scale digital artwork will
and recording partner, pianist
premiere at Quays Culture’s digital light festival Lightwaves before being exhibited in Montréal.
© Sim Canetty-Clarke
Julius Drake.
This project was commissioned through an exciting international collaboration between
www.royalalberthall.com
Salford’s Quays Culture and the Quartier des Spectacles Partnership, which is responsible for the
www.templechurch.com
public spaces in Montréal’s main arts and entertainment district.
www.geraldfinley.com
Supported by the QC-UK Connections programme (British Council and the Québec Government)
www.quaysculture.com | www.quartierdesspectacles.com
Tess Roby
MUSIC 1 – 7 October
Various venues in the UK
(see listings p.24-25 or
Chilly Gonzales visit website)
The music of Montréal-based Tess
7 September 8 September 10 September 11 September Roby, accompanied by her brother
Cadogan Hall Grand Theatre Southbank Centre RNCM Eliot on guitar, rides the
London, UK Leeds, UK London, UK Manchester, UK melancholic line between classic
80s new-wave and lyric-driven pop.
The listener simultaneously feels the
Montréal-born pianist and entertainer Chilly Gonzales is known as much for
intimacy of Roby’s bedroom, cut with
the intimate piano touch of his albums Solo Piano I and Solo Piano II as for
a romantic urgency akin to Hounds
his showmanship and composition. He performs and writes songs with
of Love-era Kate Bush.
artists including Jarvis Cocker, Feist and Drake, and in 2013 won a Grammy
for his work on Daft Punk’s Random Access Memories. The arrangements are minimal and
hauntingly sparse, giving way to
2018 sees Gonzo, as he is known to close collaborators, return to the stage
the richness of Roby’s voice and
with an intimate hour of pieces from the Solo Piano album cycle, after which
the hypnotic pulses of her
he is joined by Stella Le Page on cello and Joe Flory on drums to perform
analogue synthesizer. Her debut
© Ryan Molnar
hits and hidden surprises from the rest of his repertoire.
© 2017 Martina Wörz
LP Beacon is available now.
www.cadoganhall.com | www.leedsgrandtheatre.com www.tessroby.com
www.southbankcentre.co.uk | www.rncm.ac.uk
www.serious.org.uk/chilly
MUSIC MUSIC S E P – D E C 2018
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Voivod
2 - 20 October
Various venues in the UK, Denmark,
Sweden, Finland & Norway
(see listings p 24-25 or visit website)
Voivod formed in Jonquière, Québec in 1982,
and their 1988 album Dimension Hatröss was
included in Rolling Stone’s ‘100 Greatest Metal
Albums of All Time’. 2018 sees the band come
to the UK and the Nordic Countries for a tour
celebrating their 35th anniversary as well as the
worldwide launch of their new album The Wake
Le Vent du Nord
on Century Records.
27 October – 3 November
www.voivod.net Various venues in Norway and Sweden
(see listings p.24-25 or visit website)
Helena Deland Indefatigable folk performers Le Vent du Nord (the North Wind) come to the Nordic Countries
after a packed itinerary of summer concerts, including a performance at the Edinburgh
International Festival. Known for their energetic gigs which combine traditional songs and
© Alistair Cassidy
22 October 23 October 24 October original compositions, Le Vent du Nord have gone from strength to strength since they were
joined by a fifth member in 2017.
The Poetry Club The Castle Sebright Arms
Glasgow, UK Manchester, UK London, UK www.leventdunord.com
‘Helena Deland’s moving, poetic, continually absorbing
Steve Hill
songwriting stole our hearts’ CLASH Magazine
Helena Deland’s sincere pop music combines clever word play
with lush rock instrumentation - she describes her
songwriting as a collection of ‘unsent letters’. Following UK 9 – 30 November
performances in summer 2018, including at the Great Various venues in the UK,
Escape festival, Helena returns to the UK as part of a world (see listings p.24-25 or visit website)
tour promoting the release of her LP, Altogether
Unaccompanied.
Steve Hill, winner of a Juno award in 2015 for Blues
www.thepoetryclub.net Album of the Year (Solo Recordings, Vol. 2), returns to
www.thecastlehotel.info the UK with his unique brand of one-man band blues-
www.sebrightarms.com rock.
www.helenadeland.bandcamp.com
An ambitious and raucous force to be reckoned with,
Steve Hill’s reputation as an exciting performer has
provided him the opportunity to showcase his talents
at some of Canada’s biggest music festivals including
the Montréal Jazz Festival. He is in his element as a
solo artist, inviting listeners into a world of musical
madness in the form of blues and rock ‘n’ roll.
www.stevehillmusic.com
© Alex Huard
T H E AT R E T H E AT R E S E P – D E C 2018
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Québec @ The Finnish Une grenouille qui s’appelle Woânda
(A Frog Called Woânda)
National Theatre
Lista
Théâtre À l’Envers
Jennifer Tremblay 27 September – 3 November
Various venues in the UK
(see listings p.24-25 or visit website)
In repertory from 14 September
Finnish National Theatre Montréal-based company Théâtre À l’Envers
Helsinki, Finland collaborates with Northumberland’s Théâtre
Sans Frontières to bring this original work on
Jennifer Tremblay has written two novels, several children’s books, and a UK tour. Using live action, puppetry, music
stage works including Lista (La Liste), which won the Governor General’s and shadows, A Frog Called Woânda tells a
prize in 2008 and has since been performed around the world, including funny and touching story of love, loss and
to great critical acclaim at Edinburgh Fringe Festival in 2014 and 2015. friendship. It is performed in English or simple
French (check with individual venues) for ages
This autumn a new production of this award-winning monologue comes to
© Lilli Pynnönen
5 – 10 years.
Helsinki, translated into Finnish by Reita Lounatvuori. Directed by Irene Aho
and performed by Pirjo Mättä, Lista is a riveting, subtle study of the fine line Laura’s world is turned upside down after she
between the mundane and the devastating. loses her lucky ring down the plughole. To
Laura’s surprise, up pops Woânda, a frog who
has taken up residence in the bathroom pipes.
Change your Life – Plays from Québec
© Michel Pinault
Together, they search for the ring through a
whirlwind of twists and turns.
Sarah Berthiaume, Jean-Denis Beaudoin, www.tsf.org.uk | www.theatrealenvers.ca
Olivier Choinière & Catherine Léger
15 September
Finnish National Theatre
Company
Helsinki, Finland
Alex Gaumond
© Dominique Lafond
© Jérémie Battaglia
© Eva-Maude TC
© Eugene Holtz
Through a collaboration
between Québec’s Centre des From 17 October (previews from 26 September)
Sarah Berthiaume Jean-Denis Beaudoin Olivier Choinière Catherine Léger
auteurs dramatiques and Gielgud Theatre
the Finnish National Theatre, Québec comes to Helsinki with Change your Life, a set of rehearsed
London, UK
readings of extracts in English from recent works by four contemporary playwrights. These very
different plays reflect the vast range of contemporary drama in Québec’s vibrant theatre scene.
Alex Gaumond joins the cast of Marianne Elliott’s highly
© Michael Warley
Actress and playwright Sarah Berthiaume’s play Nyotaimori, named after the Japanese tradition anticipated new production of George Furth and Stephen
of eating sushi from the prone body of a naked woman, examines the modern day work ethic. Sondheim’s Company, which re-imagines the two main
Jean-Denis Beaudoin, who graduated from Québec’s Conservatoire d’art dramatique in 2013, characters as a gay couple for the first time. Jonathan Bailey
explores sibling rivalry in My Children are not Afraid of the Dark, a mysterious tale of simmering will play Jamie (originally written as the female character,
resentment set deep in the woods. Olivier Choinière’s 2007 play Félicité played at London’s Amy) and Alex will play his devoted fiancé, Paul in this multi-award winning musical comedy
Royal Court Theatre as Bliss, and his new work Simon Says is a satire on the seductive appeal about life, love and marriage.
of populism. Catherine Léger has written for TV, and in 2006 won the Prix Gratien-Gélinas. Her
www.delfontmackintosh.co.uk | www.elliottandharper.com
comedy Baby-sitter tackles the complexities of sexual politics.
www.kansallisteatteri.fi | www.cead.qc.ca
T H E AT R E DANCE S E P – D E C 2018
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Needles and Opium Threshold
Robert Lepage Le Patin Libre
7 & 8 November 18 – 21 October
Theatre Royal Dance Umbrella
Plymouth, UK Alexandra Palace Ice Rink
London, UK
Versatile in every form of theatre craft,
Robert Lepage is equally talented as a ‘Both athletic and artistic, casting its own spell’
director, playwright, actor and film director. WhatsOnStage (on Vertical Influences, 2018)
His creative and original approach to
theatre has won him international acclaim. Montréal’s Le Patin Libre defy the conventions
of figure skating to evolve a new dance form
Through highly visual staging, which is – on ice. Having wowed London audiences at
as much magic as it is theatre, Lepage Dance Umbrella 2014 with their award-winning
revisits his work Needles and Opium 20 Vertical Influences (seen on Darcey Bussell’s New
years after its first production. A new Dance, BBC2, earlier this year), they return with
scenography, original images, and an a completely new show Threshold. Playing with
acrobat onstage complement the words of contrast and change, they zoom towards viewers
Jean Cocteau. The result is a production seated on the ice, combining athletic virtuosity
with mesmerising effects, a journey with joyous physicality.
© Tristram Kenton
© Romain Guilbaul
into the night that puts us under a
spell and leads us into the light. www.danceumbrella.co.uk
www.alexandrapalace.com
www.theatreroyal.com www.lepatinlibre.com
Lifeguard
Look out also for smash-hit
musical Notre-Dame de Paris, Benoît Lachambre / Par B.L.eux
which returns to London for just
seven performances at the London 6 – 8 November
Coliseum, 23 – 27 January, after
Moving in November festival
touring in 23 countries worldwide
in 9 languages over the last 20 Cable Factory
years. Helsinki, Finland
Based on Victor Hugo’s Notre-Dame
Lifeguard is an intimate piece which
de Paris, this stage spectacular
unfolds like a stroll. Benoît Lachambre
features an international ensemble
invites the spectator to share in an
of acclaimed performers including
impersonal intimacy in a context
© Karolina Miernik
Québec’s Daniel Lavoie, Richard
that blurs boundaries and definitions
Charest, and Martin Giroux, as well
about dance and movement. The work
as unforgettable music composed
creates a subtle connection between
by Richard Cocciante and book by
© Alessandro Dobici
the audience and the performer. While
celebrated Québécois lyricist Luc
questioning the role of the artist and the audience’s passivity, Lifeguard allows for an uninhibited
Plamondon.
discussion about existence.
www.notredamedeparis.co.uk
www.movinginnovember.fi | www.parbleux.qc.ca
CIRCUS VISUAL ARTS S E P – D E C 2018
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Ovo Lightwaves
Cirque du Soleil Josée Pedneault
19 September – 21 October & Bertrand Carrier
Various venues in the UK & Ireland
(see listings p.24-25 or visit website) 22 September – 25 November
Street Level Photoworks
Since its formation just outside Québec City in the Glasgow, UK
early 1980s, Cirque du Soleil has wowed international
audiences and revolutionised the circus sector. Based Lightwaves is an exhibition of new work by contemporary
in Montréal, it is now the largest theatrical producer in photo-based artists, the result of exchange residencies
the world. between Street Level Photoworks in Glasgow and VU
Photography Centre in Québec City. Working around themes
Following dates at London’s Royal Albert Hall and arenas
of heritage and migration, the two artists from Québec and
in the north of England, Cirque du Soleil’s OVO returns to
their counterparts in Scotland, Mat Hay and Melanie Letore,
wow audiences with its colourful depiction of the lives
developed new work in response to their stay in each city
of insects. We see the creatures work, play, fight
and the dialogues which emerged during and after
© Josée Pedneault and Nasir Salim, 2017
© Cirque du Soleil
and look for love, and display intense curiosity
their residencies. The project has a blog which includes
when a mysterious egg appears.
commentary on the process: www.photodialogues.net
www.cirquedusoleil.com Supported by the QC-UK Connections programme (British Council and the
Québec Government)
www.bertrandcarriere.com
VISUAL ARTS www.joseepedneault.com
www.streetlevelphotoworks.org
Cicatrix
Catherine
Catherine Sheedy
For Crown and Country 2018, dimensions 81cm x 142cm, technique is intaglio and collagraph
Farish 13 October
Studio du Québec
12 September – 3 December
139 Manhattan, Bow Quarter
Swindon Museum & Art Gallery
London, UK
Swindon, UK
© Catherine Sheedy
Catherine Sheedy is a Québec artist
In Cicatrix the work of Catherine Farish, an artist specialising in contemporary printmaking, is
working in the contemporary jewellery
displayed alongside pieces by artists from the UK and across the Commonwealth. This unique
field. She is currently artist in residence
collaboration responds to Salisbury Plain, a vast landscape where soldiers have trained since
at the Studio du Québec in London,
WW1. Prints from the project will also be presented in an exhibition at Atelier Circulaire in
accompanied by her partner and their three-year-old child. As part of her residency Catherine is
Montréal this November and December.
working on conceptual and formal research about jewellery as an object of relation, especially in
In her research, the artist was struck by images and stories of indigenous soldiers who came to a family context. The work at this open studio event will include sculptural and 2D explorations
fight in Europe. She also took inspiration from Salisbury Plain itself, and its mud and clay which with different materials, photos and videos.
stuck to her shoes for months after she visited.
www.catherinesheedy.com
www.cicatrix.co.uk | www.catherinefarish.comCINEMA & TELEVISION CINEMA & TELEVISION S E P – D E C 2018
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Those Who Come,
Will Hear
Simon Plouffe TV5Monde
8 September TV5MONDE is available in the UK via Sky 717 and Virgin 825.
Open City Documentary Festival Please visit www.europe.tv5monde.com to check for local providers in the Nordic Countries.
& ORIGINS Festival All timings given are for the UK.
Picturehouse Central
Blue Moon (brand new season 2)
Still courtesy of Border Crossings
London, UK
– Tuesdays @ 8pm from 18 September
Having inherited her father’s company, Blue Moon, Justine Laurier
According to UNESCO, a language ceases to be quickly realises that its activities are unclear and that she has no choice
spoken in the world every fifteen days. Documentary but to infiltrate activist Thylan Manseau’s gang.
film Those Who Come, Will Hear brings together the © Véro Boncompagni/2015
speakers of several indigenous languages of Québec Les pays d’en haut (brand new season 2)
whose dialects face extinction. – Tuesdays @ 8pm from 23 October
This acclaimed series takes viewers on a journey to rural Québec in the
Québec director Simon Plouffe combines sensitive, observational portraits of daily life in remote
late 19th century against a backdrop of collusion between the church
communities with field recordings that reveal the rich musicality of the languages and the
and politicians and the difficult living conditions of the day.
cultural importance of these venerable oral traditions. A vital, urgent archival project, the film © Encore Télévision/Sovimage
serves as a profound reflection on the consequences of the erosion of linguistic diversity. This
European Premiere will be followed by a Q&A session with the director.
L’Épicerie – Tuesdays @ 8.30am
L’Épicerie is the place to be for anyone interested in what they put on
www.opencitylondon.com | www.bordercrossings.org.uk | www.simonplouffe.com their plate. Enjoy recipes, surveys, taste tests, audience participation and
simple but effective cooking tips. Presented by Denis Gagné and Johane
© ThinkStock Despins.
World of Film Elles Pêchent – Fridays @ 8am (series ends 23 November)
Enthusiastic anglers Suzanne Beaudet and Louise Laparé go fishing in
International Québec’s generous waters. They are keen to share their passion and
show that this hobby is accessible to all.
Festival Glasgow © ECHO MEDIA TV
Électrons Libres – Sundays @ 7.30am
Pierre Chastenay, Rabii Rammal and Marianne Desautels-Marissal
4 – 7 October make science more entertaining, understandable and exciting! Includes
Glasgow, UK reports, experiments and scientific news.
© Pixcom
Let the sea wonder, courtesy of WoFF
For its fifth edition, the World of Film
International Festival Glasgow (WoFF) celebrates
animation from Britain and beyond, with the first
Animation Day in Glasgow on 6 October.
Through its long standing collaboration with the
Montréal International Animation Film Festival,
WoFF will host a selection of the best short films
from Québec, along with a special screening of
the iconic 1981 animated sci-fi film Heavy Metal
by British-Québécois director Gerald Potterton.
www.woffglasgow.com 40 Weeks, courtesy of WoFFM U LT I D I S C I P L I N A R Y A R T S BRITISH COUNCIL FOCUS S E P – D E C 2018
20 21
Annie Roy & Pierre Allard QC–UK Connections
The British Council, the Québec Ministère de la Culture et des
14 September
Communications and the Québec Ministère des Relations
IETM Satellite Wales internationales et de la Francophonie are pleased to invite you to
Llandudno, UK submit an application for financial support to carry out a cultural
While Having Soup, photo © Jean-François Lamoureux
cooperation project between Québec and the UK in 2019 and 2020.
ATSA is a Montréal organisation which creates transdisciplinary Through funding and support, the scheme encourages a cultural
works and events for the public realm. It has made its mark in the dialogue leading to better mutual understanding between the
UK with public engagement piece While Having Soup. two societies.
At IETM’s upcoming Satellite in Llandudno ATSA’s founders Annie Roy and Pierre Allard will be This partnership will favour projects promoting
Dance East & Festival Quartiers Danses, Carte Postale performance at the
leading a workshop on confronting preconceived ideas, encouraging attendees to take a critical digitally-based cultural development, through the
Place des Arts in Montréal, September 2017. Photo © Jackie Hopfinger
look at and question their own practice. The session will challenge assumptions about culture support of the joint creation or dissemination of
in rural areas, the hierarchy of the arts depending on the size / centrality of the settlement, digital cultural content initiatives, or innovative
expectations regarding audiences, and participatory work. initiatives allowing the cultural sector to adapt to
new digital realities. Projects whose focus is not
www.ietm.org | www.atsa.qc.ca on digital concerns are also accepted for this call.
Please note that the call for proposals covers a two
Milieux: Institute for Arts, year period, therefore the projects must take place
during 2019 and 2020. The financial support will be
Culture and Technology granted in two separate payments, following the
reception of the mid-project report. Each organisation
Always Waiting VIBE: The Art of Transatlantic Inclusion can apply for £5,100 or CAD$10,000 for each year.
27 October 1 December To find out more, and to apply, please visit
www.britishcouncil.ca. The deadline is 30 September 2018.
London Borough of Newham
(exact venues to be confirmed) London, UK
Street art project, photo courtesy of Together! 2012
This collaboration between East London’s Together! 2012 CIC and Milieux: Institute for Arts,
Culture and Technology, at Concordia University in Montréal, brings together Disabled artists
Théâtre PàP, Hôtel-Motel & The National Theatre of Scotland, First Snow / Première neige
and their communities to co-produce new digital art works and experimental sound sources
which can be experienced through vibrational tactility as well as aurally and visually.
Always Waiting is a street art premiere, while VIBE: The Art of Transatlantic Inclusion is a
symposium and exhibition which showcases tactile sound and video works. Both events
showcase the work of Disabled artists in Montréal and East London.
at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, August 2018. Photo © Sally Jubb
Supported by the QC-UK Connections programme (British Council and the Québec Government)
www.together2012.org.uk | www.milieux.concordia.caFESTIVALS & EVENTS IN QUÉBEC 2018 – 2 019
22 23
See below a selection of the 400 festivals and events hosted in Québec each year
They all welcome international delegates and industry professionals.
Festival
Salon TransAmériques
du Livre de Montréal EM15 Salon du TransAmériques
Festival Livre de Montréal MUTEK
POP Montreal
Salon du livre de Montréal. Photo © Jean-Guy Thibodeau EM15. Photo © Caroline Hayeur Festival TransAmériques. Photo © Youngmo Choe POP Montreal. Photo © 2014 Dominick Mastrangelo
13 – 16 November 2018 14 – 17 November 2018 17 January – 2 February 2019
MUSIC
12 – 22 September 2018 3 – 14 October 2018 8 – 18 November 2018
CINEMA
Festival de cinéma de la ville Festival du Nouveau Cinéma Rencontres Internationales du Mundial Montréal M pour Montréal Igloofest
de Québec www.nouveaucinema.ca Documentaire de Montréal World Music Indie Rock Showcase Electronic Music
www.fcvq.ca www.ridm.ca www.mundialmontreal.com www.mpourmontreal.com www.igloofest.ca
20 February – 2 March 2019 13 – 17 March 2019 July – August 2019 (dates TBC) June 2019 (dates TBC) June 2019 (dates TBC) 27 June – 6 July 2019
MUSIC
CINEMA
Les Rendez-vous du cinéma Regard sur le court métrage au Le Festival international de films Festival de Musique Festival Suoni Per il Popolo Festival International
québécois Saguenay Fantasia de Chambre Montréal Experimental Music de Jazz de Montréal
www.rvcq.com International Short Film Festival www.fantasiafestival.com www.festivalmontreal.org www.suoniperilpopolo.org www.montrealjazzfest.com
www.festivalregard.com
28 – 30 June 2019 August 2019 (dates TBC) 5 – 15 September 2018
PERFORMING ARTS
4 – 14 July 2019 May – June 2019 (dates TBC) June – July 2019 (dates TBC)
MUSIC
CIRCUS
DIGITAL ARTS
Montreal Complètement IX 2019 ELEKTRA Chants de Vielles Festival Osheaga & MEG Festival Quartiers Danses
Cirque International Symposium on www.elektrafestival.ca Traditional Music www.osheaga.com www.quartiersdanses.com
www.montrealcompletementcirque.com Immersive Experiences www.chantsdevielles.com
www.ix.sat.qc.ca
August 2019 (dates TBC) 14 – 19 November 2018 10 – 14 April 2019 12 – 17 November 2018 22 May – 5 June 2019 Winter 2019 (dates TBC)
PERFORMING ARTS
DIGITAL ARTS
LITERATURE
CINARS Festival TransAmériques Parcours Danse
MUTEK Salon du Livre de Montréal Salon du Livre de Québec Theatre & Dance
www.mutek.org www.salondulivredemontreal.com www.silq.ca Peforming Arts Biennial fta.qc.ca www.ladansesurlesroutes.com
www.cinars.org
May – June 2019 (dates TBC)
OFFTA
Live Art Festival
www.offta.com
6 – 10 March 2019 May – June 2019 (dates TBC) August 2019 (dates TBC)
MULTIDISCIPLINARY
THEATRE
April 2019 (dates TBC) 12 – 14 November 2018 February 2019 (dates TBC)
LITERATURE
Metropolis Bleu HUB – Rendez-vous Mois Multi Le Festival de Casteliers Carrefour international de théâtre Festival du théâtre de rue
www.bluemetropolis.org international des industries Multidisciplinary Digital Arts Puppetry www.carrefourtheatre.qc.ca de Lachine
créatives www.mmrectoverso.org/fr/mois-multi www.festival.casteliers.ca www.theatrederue.ca
www.hubmontreal.com 10e
FESTIVAL de
CASTELIERS
MARIONNETTES
POUR ADULTES ET ENFANTS
MULTIDISCIPLINARY
August 2019 (dates TBC) 14 February – 21 April 2019 April 2019 (dates TBC)
VISUAL ARTS
THEATRE
21 February – 3 March 2019 August 2019 (dates TBC) 30 August – 2 September 2018
MUSIC
Montréal en Lumière Montréal First Peoples Festival Festival de musique Dramaturgies en Dialogue Manif d’art 9 Foire d’art Papier de Montréal
www.montrealenlumiere.com www.presenceautochtone.ca émergente en (CEAD) www.manifdart.org www.papiermontreal.com
Abitibi-Témiscamingue www.dramaturgiesendialogue.
www.fmeat.org com
6 – 8 September 2018 12 – 16 September 2018 26 – 30 September 2018 September & October 2019 11 – 18 November 2018 13 – 16 November 2018
YOUNG AUDIENCE
VISUAL ARTS
MUSIC
Envol et Macadam Conférence Trad Montréal Pop Montréal (dates TBC) Les Coups de Théâtre FOCUS Québec
Emerging Music & La Grande Rencontre www.popmontreal.com Momenta – biennale de l’image www.coupsdetheatre.com www.maisontheatre.com
www.envoletmacadam.com www.espacetrad.org www.momentabiennale.com
AUDIENCEE V E N T S S E P T E M B E R 2018 – J A N UA RY 2019
Confirmed dates at time of publication, see websites for more details.
Notre Dame de Paris Martin Messier Tess Roby
6 Digital Arts Tim Hecker Barbican Hall London, UK 020 7638 8891
SEPTEMBER & Kara-Lis Coverdale www.barbican.org.uk
Tuesdays Cinema & L’Épicerie TV5Monde UK & Nordic Sky 717 & Virgin 825 6 Music Voivod Rebellion Manchester, UK 01612 369 732
@ 8.30am Television Countries www.europe.tv5monde.com www.rebellion.club
Fridays Cinema & Elles Pêchent TV5Monde UK & Nordic Sky 717 & Virgin 825 europe. 7 Music Voivod Underworld London, UK 02074 821 932
@ 8am Television Countries www. tv5monde.com www.theunderworldcamden.co.uk
Sundays Cinema & Électrons Libres TV5Monde UK & Nordic Sky 717 & Virgin 825 europe. 7 Music Tess Roby The Hope and Ruin Brighton, UK 01273 325793
@ 7.30am Television Countries www.tv5monde.com www.hope.pub
7 Music Chilly Gonzales Cadogan Hall London, UK 020 7730 4500 8 Theatre Théâtre À l’Envers, Merlin Theatre Frome, UK 01373 465949
www.cadoganhall.com Une grenouille qui s’appelle www.merlintheatre.co.uk
Woânda
8 Music Chilly Gonzales Grand Theatre Leeds, UK 0844 848 2700
www.leedsgrandtheatre.com 8 Digital Arts Martin Messier, Field @ Attenborough Centre for Brighton, UK
Brighton Digital Festival the Creative Arts www.brightondigitalfestival.co.uk
8 Music Gerald Finley @ The Last Royal Albert Hall London, UK 020 7589 8212
Night of the Proms www.royalalberthall.com 10 Theatre Théâtre À l’Envers, The Hawth Crawley, UK 01293 553636
Une grenouille qui s’appelle www.parkwoodtheatres.co.uk
8 Cinema & Those Who Come, Will Hear Picturehouse Central London, UK Woânda
Television @ Open City Documentary www.opencitylondon.com
Festival & ORIGINS Festival 10 - 14 Circus Cirque du Soleil, OVO 3Arena Dublin, Ireland +353 1819 8888
www.3arena.ie
10 Music Chilly Gonzales Southbank Centre London, UK 020 3879 9555 13 Visual Arts Catherine Sheedy Bow Quarter London, UK
www.southbankcentre.co.uk Open Studio www.catherinesheedy.com
11 Music Chilly Gonzales RNCM Manchester, UK 0161 907 5555 14 Music Voivod Pumpehuset Copenhagen,
www.rncm.ac.uk Denmark www.pumpehuset.dk
12 Visual Arts Catherine Farish participation Swindon Museum Swindon, UK 15 Music Voivod Klubb Nalen Stockholm,
in Cicatrix & Art Gallery www.cicatrix.co.uk Sweden www.voivod.net
14 Multidisciplinary Annie Roy & Pierre Allard Llandudno, UK 16 Theatre Théâtre À l’Envers, Riverhead Theatre Louth, UK 01507 600350
@ IETM www.ietm.org Une grenouille qui s’appelle www.louthriverheadtheatre.com
From 14 Theatre Jennifer Tremblay’s The List The Finnish National Helsinki, Finland Woânda
Theatre www.kansallisteatteri.fi 17 Music Voivod Tavastia Helsinki, Finland
Theatre www.tavastiaklubi.fi
15 Change Your Life’ - Plays from The Finnish National Helsinki, Finland
Québec Theatre www.kansallisteatteri.fi 17 - 21 Circus Cirque du Soleil, OVO SSE Arena Belfast, United 028 9073 9074
Cinema & Blue Moon Kingdom www.ssearenabelfast.com
From 18 TV5Monde UK & Nordic Sky 717 & Virgin 825
September Television (brand new season 2) Countries europe.tv5monde.com 18 Theatre Théâtre À l’Envers, Stamford Arts Centre Stamford, UK 01780 763 203
Une grenouille qui s’appelle www.stamfordartscentre.com
19 - 23 Circus Cirque du Soleil, OVO first direct arena Leeds, United 0844 248 1585 Woânda
Kingdom www.firstdirectarena.com
18 Music Voivod Klubi Tampere, Finland
22 Sep - Visual Arts Josée Pedneault & Bertrand Street Level Photoworks Glasgow, UK 0141 552 2151 www.tullikamari.net/fi/klubi
25 Nov Carrier, Lightwaves www.streetlevelphotoworks.org
18 - 21 Dance Le Patin Libre, Threshold @ Alexandra Palace London, UK
23 Literature & Louise Penny @ Bloody Albert Halls Stirling, UK Dance Umbrella Ice Rink www.danceumbrella.co.uk
Publishing Scotland www.bloodyscotland.com
20 Music Voivod John Dee, Rockefeller Oslo, Norway
24 Literature & Dany Laferrière, The World Institut Français London, UK 020 8670 1920 www.rockefeller.no
Publishing Is Moving: A Celebration of www.festivalamerica.co.uk
French Caribbean Culture 21 Theatre Théâtre À l’Envers, Hartlepool Town Hall Hartlepool, UK 01429 860 663
@ Festival America Une grenouille qui s’appelle www.hartlepooltownhalltheatre.com
Woânda
25 Literature & Andrée Michaud, Canadian Marlborough House London, UK 020 8670 1920
Publishing women from West to East www.festivalamerica.co.uk 22 Music Helena Deland The Poetry Club Glasgow, UK 0141 357 7246
@ Festival America www.thepoetryclub.net
26 Literature & Christian Guay-Poliquin, Canada House London, UK 020 8670 1920 23 Music Helena Deland The Castle Manchester, UK 0161 237 9485
Publishing Myths, moods and melodies www.festivalamerica.co.uk www.thecastlehotel.info
@ Festival America
From 23 Cinema & Les pays d’en haut TV5Monde UK & Nordic Sky 717 & Virgin 825
26 Literature & Heather O’Neill, Leading Canada House London, UK 020 8670 1920 October Television (brand new season 2) Countries www.europe.tv5monde.com
Publishing Canadian prize-winning www.festivalamerica.co.uk
authors @ Festival America 24 Music Helena Deland Sebright Arms London, UK 020 7729 0937
www.sebrightarms.com
Previews Theatre Alex Gaumond, Company Gielgud Theatre London, UK 0844 482 5151
from 26 www.delfontmackintosh.co.uk 24 Theatre Théâtre À l’Envers, Square Chapel Arts Halifax, UK 01422 349 422
Une grenouille qui s’appelle Centre www.squarechapel.co.uk
26 - 30 Circus Cirque du Soleil, OVO Manchester Arena Manchester, UK 0844 847 8000 Woânda
www.manchester-arena.com 27 Multidisciplinary Always Waiting Newham London, UK
27 Literature & Eric Plamondon, Liberated by Canada House London, UK 020 8670 1920 www.together2012.org.uk
Publishing invention @ Festival America www.festivalamerica.co.uk 27 Music Le Vent du Nord Smeltedigelen Mo i Rana,
27 Literature & Guillaume Morissette & Québec Government London, UK 020 8670 1920 Norway www.smeltedigelen.no
Publishing Christian Guay-Poliquin, Office www.festivalamerica.co.uk 28 Music Le Vent du Nord Dokkhuset Trondheim,
Investigating language as the Norway www.dokkhuset.no
basis of culture @ Festival
America 28 & 29 Theatre Théâtre À l’Envers, Lincoln Drill Hall Lincoln, UK 01522 873894
27 & 28 Theatre Théâtre À l’Envers, Queen’s Hall Arts Centre Hexham, UK 01434 652477 Une grenouille qui s’appelle www.lincolndrillhall.com
Une grenouille qui s’appelle www.queenshall.co.uk Woânda
Woânda Music Le Vent du Nord
31 Kungsbacka teater Kungsbacka, +46 300 83 45 95
27 & 28 Literature & Isabelle Arsenault @ Gothenburg, +46 31 708 84 00 Sweden www.kungsbackateater.se
Publishing Gothenburg Book Fair Sweden www.goteborg-bookfair.com
30 Sep Theatre Théâtre À l’Envers, The Exchange North Shields, UK 0191 258 4111 NOVEMBER
& 1 Oct Une grenouille qui s’appelle www.attheexchange.info
Woânda 1 Music Le Vent du Nord Riksscenen Oslo, Norway
www.riksscenen.no
OCTOBER 2 Music Le Vent du Nord Victoria Theater Malmö, Sweden +46 40 10 30 20
www.victoria.se
1 Music Tess Roby Shackwell Arms London, UK 020 7249 0810
www.shacklewellarms.com 2&3 Theatre Théâtre À l’Envers, Arts Centre Washington, UK 0191 561 3455
Une grenouille qui s’appelle www.artscentrewashington.com
2 Music Tess Roby The Louisiana Bristol, UK Woânda
www.thelouisiana.net
6-8 Dance Benoît Lachambre / Par Cable Factory Helsinki, Finland
2 Music Gerald Finley Middle Temple Hall London, UK B.L.eux, Lifeguard @ Moving www.movinginnovember.fi
www.templechurch.com in November Festival
Theatre Théâtre À l’Envers, 7&8 Theatre Needles and Opium Theatre Royal Plymouth 01752 267222
2&3 Alphabetti Theatre Newcastle www.theatreroyal.com
Une grenouille qui s’appelle upon Tyne, UK www.alphabettitheatre.co.uk
Woânda 9 Music Steve Hill Floral Pavilion Theatre Wirral, UK 01516 660 000
www.floralpavilion.com
3 Music Voivod The Joiners Southampton, UK
www.voivod.net 10 Music Steve Hill Bude Blues Festival / Kilkhampton, UK
Penstowe Park Holiday www.stevehillmusic.com
3 Music Voivod The Globe Cardiff, UK Village
www.globecardiffmusic.com
10 & 11 Digital Arts Lucas Paris, Antivolume IN/ Watermans Centre Brentford, UK 020 8232 1010
3 Music Tess Roby The Soup Kitchen Manchester, UK 0161 236 5100 EXT, Myriam Boucher & www.watermans.org.uk
www.soupkitchenmcr.co.uk Pierre-Luc Lecours, Elements
@ Digital Performance
3-7 Circus Cirque du Soleil, OVO Barclaycard Arena Birmingham, UK Weekender
www.arenabham.co.uk
13 Music Steve Hill The Half Moon London, UK 020 8780 9383
4 Music Voivod Temple Of Boom Leeds, UK www.halfmoon.co.uk
www.voivod.net 30 Music Steve Hill Chiddingstone Chiddingstone
4 Music Tess Roby Oslo London, UK 020 3553 4831 Causeway Arts and Causeway, UK www.causewayhall.co.uk
www.oslohackney.com Social Centre
4-7 Cinema & World of Film International Glasgow, UK DECEMBER
Television Festival www.woffglasgow.com
1 Multidisciplinary VIBE: The Art of Transatlantic Newham London, UK
5 Music Voivod Cathouse Glasgow, UK 0141 248 6606 Inclusion www.together2012.org.uk
www.cathouse.co.uk
7 - 16 Digital Arts HUB, SPECTRUM @ Salford Quays Manchester, UK 0161 876 2106
5 Music Tess Roby Bodega Nottingham, UK 01159 505 078 Lightwaves 2018 www.quaysculture.com
www.bodeganottingham.com
6 Theatre Théâtre À l’Envers, Market Theatre Ledbury, UK JANUARY
Une grenouille qui s’appelle www.themarkettheatre.com
Woânda 23 - 27 Theatre Notre Dame de Paris Coliseum London, UK www.notredamedeparis.co.uk
Notre Dame De Paris. Photo © Alessandro Dobici Martin Messier. Photo © Martin Messier Tess Roby. Photo © Fatine-Violette SabiriSee inside for Quebec programmes September – December
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