Alicia Rochevrier’s choice: discover dance in all its forms with Home made
The “Fait Maison” event by the Maison pour la danse
Photo: Radio-Canada / Courtesy: Maison pour la danse
As part of International Dance Day, the Maison pour la danse team presents a rich program of activities offered free of charge to the public: impro-dance, dance classes, solos and round table, presentation of short films and many others! A great opportunity to discover behind the scenes of this eclectic universe.
Presented online last year, the second edition of Home made takes place face-to-face this time, on the 29th, 30th april and 1st May at 336, rue du Roi in Quebec.
Tanya Beaumont’s pick: Yves Léveillé’s new pieces
Pianist Yves Léveillé launches the album “L’Escale du Temps”.
Photo: Mathieu Rivard
The composer and jazz pianist Yves Léveillé will present in Quebec City this weekend, most of his new album The time scale. The opus was released last week on the Effendi Records label. The musician has surrounded himself with a string quintet for the recording which will also accompany him on stage during the show.
L’Arquemuse concert hall, at 151-A, rue Saint-François Est, on Sunday 1st may at 15 h.
Jean-François Blanchet’s choice: Melancholitis
Jade Barshee, Bruno Blanchet and Léo Fougères, alias FouKi, during the filming of the series “La Mélancolite”.
Photo: Radio-Canada / Rosalie-Anne Lavoie Bolduc
Master of the absurd and seasoned globetrotter, Bruno Blanchet is back on the small screen with a web series that celebrates the beginnings of his career on Quebec television. When his accomplice at the time, Guy Jodoin, called him to tell him that he was suffering from melancholyBruno sets off on the roads of Quebec to collect testimonies of love for his friend.
However, one of Bruno’s enemies, Anne-Marie Losique (the real one), is determined to derail his plans. If you are not familiar with Blanchet’s universe, you will certainly be confused. But if you follow him from The studio at Canal Famille and The end of the world is at seven o’clock to TQSyou will be delighted to see its many characters interact in crazy situations.
Also expect many cameos, from Marc Labrèche to Christian Bégin via Guylaine Tremblay.
The ten episodes are available for free on HERE Tou.tv (New window).
Valérie Cloutier’s choice: François Morelli, at La Galerie 3
Untitled. Watercolor on paper
Photo: Guy L’Heureux
An exhibition dedicated to the fascinating work of the multidisciplinary artist François Morelli is in progress at La Galerie 3, until May 29.
A major figure in visual and performance art in Quebec, François Morelli presents works that have marked his journey of more than 45 years of creation. The exhibition brings together some thirty works related to the artist’s various practices: drawing, painting, sculpture and photography, not to mention performance.
The line, omnipresent in the works of François Morelli, is expressed with fluidity and eloquence in this abundant exhibition. To discover.
Gallery 3, 247 Rue Saint-Vallier E
The choice of Guillaume Piedboeuf: the return of the pee-wee tournament
Young South Korean hockey players on the ice just minutes from playing their first match of the BSR International Peewee Hockey Tournament in Lévis (archives).
Photo: Radio-Canada / Marie-Pier Bouchard
Some 798 days after the last pee-wee hockey game played at the Videotron Centre, the International Pee-wee Hockey Tournament is back. Teams from 13 countries, including Romania and Japan, will set foot on the Quebec ice from May 1 to 15.
Daily tickets are on sale for 8 $ for adults and 2 $ for 14 years and under.
Reference-ici.radio-canada.ca