Excerpt Le Sacre du printemps (1993)

La Sacre du Printemps, Ballet in one act, 1993 Creation : Centre national des arts, Ottawa (Canada), June 18, 1993 Lenght : 50 minutes Choreography and artistic direction : Marie Chouinard Dancers at creation : Marie-Josée Paradis, Mathilde Monnard, Daniel Éthier, Dominique Porte, Pamela Newell, José Navas, Jeremy Weichsel Music : Sigantures sonores : Rober Racine (1992), 12 minutes; Le Sacre du printemps : Igor Stravinsky (1913) By arrangement with Boosey and Hawkes Inc., Publisher and Copywright Owner, 35 minutes Lightning and set design : Marie Chouinard Costumes : at creation : Zaven Paré (Zed Poinpoin); since : Vandal Hairstyles : Daniel Éthier Make-up : Jacques-Lee Pelletier Co-producers : National Arts Centre (Ottawa, Canada), Festival international de nouvelles danse (Montréal, Canada), Kunstentrum Vooruit (Gand, Belgique) Contries visited : By LA COMPAGNIE MARIE CHOUINARD: Germany (Berlin, Dresden, Düsseldorf, Frankfurt, Hamburg, Hannover, Hasselt, Munich, Stuttgart) Austratia (Brisbane), Austria (Vienna), Belgium (Arlon, Bruges, Brussels, Courtrai, Gand, Hasselt, Vooruit), Canada (Amos, Banff, Calgary, Chicoutimi, Drummundville, Duncan, Edmonton, Halifax, Joliette, Kingston, Lennoxville, Lethbridge, Montréal, Ottawa, Orford, Québec, Regina, Rimouski, Saskatoon, Toronto, Trois-Rivières, Vancouver, Victoria), South Korea (Ansan), Denmark (Copenhagen), Spain (Las Palmas, Logrono, Pampelune, Vistoria) United States (Ann Arbor, Chicago, Eugene, Hanover, Miami, Milwaukee, New York, Philadelphie, Phoenix, Pittsburgh, San Francisco, Sarasota, Tucson), France (Amiens, Chalon-sur-Saône, Châteauvallon, La Rochelle, Lyon, Metz, Montpellier, Nantes, Paris, Strasbourg, Tarbes), Great Britain (Glascow), Grece (Kalamata), Hongary (Budapest, Pécs), Israël (Jerusalem), Italy (Bassano, Milan, Rovereto), Japan (Fukuoka, Osaka, Tokyo), Mexico (Mexico), Monaco (Monaco), the Netherlands (Amsterdam, Arnhem, Eindhoven, Groningen, The Hague, Nijmegen, Staads, Tilburg), Poland (Warsaw), Czech Republic (Prague), Russia (Moscow), Slocenia (Ljubljana), Switzerland (Berne), Taiwan (Tapei)