A Perfect Day
Presented by: Citadel + Compagnie | part of the C ARTS digital global fringe
From: Ontario, Candada
Through a series of intimate solos, a performer recollects her past and grapples with the current urgency of the moment.
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Presented by: Citadel + Compagnie | part of the C ARTS digital global fringe
From: Ontario, Candada
Set to excerpts of Glenn Gould’s rendition of Bach’s 'Two and Three Part Inventions', and accompanied by a luminous sound design by John Gzowski, A Perfect Day speaks to Laurence Lemieux’s relationship to dance over time, and her sense of self within it. The work follows the performer as she recollects her past and grapples with the urgency of the moment to share human emotion with an audience. A Perfect Day serves as a reflection on the importance of artistic practice as a daily occurrence, and the renewal of its purpose post-pandemic.
‘Everything about Lemieux’s creative decisions feels organic... The style and control of a true professional’ (EdFringeReview.com)
Choreographed and Performed by | Laurence Lemieux
Sound Design and Variations on Bach | John Gzowski
With excerpts from Bach’s Two and Three Part Inventions, performed by Glenn Gould
Lighting and Scenic Design | Simon Rossiter
Costume Design | Jim Searle and Chris Tyrell for Hoax Couture
Rehearsal Direction | Danielle Baskerville
Trailer: https://vimeo.com/714022634
Part of the C ARTS Digital Global Fringe season at Dunedin Fringe Festival 2025 and brought to you by the Edinburgh Fringe's C ARTS – for more of our year-round curated digital programme of theare, dance, music and performance see CtheArts.com.
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Duration
45min
Price
$8.00
Venue
C ARTS | C venues | C digital
International Online Arts Programme www.CtheArts.com
| Wheelchair Access YES
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Digital online venue, where you can experience shows, events and creative work on your own computer, tablet, phone, connectible television or other device, from wherever you can access the internet
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