Louise Lecavalier, Choreographer and Dancer, Fou glorieux

In this podcast interview, the incomparable Louise Lecavalier chats with Cathy about her initial encounter with dance, the guidance she received as a novice, and how Edouard Lock came to invite her to join La La La Human Steps where she performed for 18 years, revolutionizing dance and doing guest appearances with superstars David Bowie and Frank Zappa in the process. In 1999, she parts with the company to seek pleasure in new beginnings and embarks on a career interpreting works by Tedd Robinson, Benoît Lachambre, Crystal Pite and Nigel Charnock, amongst others. In conclusion, Louise tells us about creating her own choreographic works starting with So Blue in 2012 followed by Mille batailles/Battleground and Stations .

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Louise Lecavalier, Choreographer and Dancer, Fou glorieux is an episode from NAC Dance with Cathy Levy by Canada's National Arts Centre.

This episode is 39:56 long.

This episode was published on Jan 24, 2020.

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