Saturday, January 16, 2010

Lips Little Transparent Blisters

Dance Championships - Final couples

The final couples just ended.

With a performance of the most inspired and moving Jessica Dube and Bryce Davison have easily got their hands on their third national title ... and secure their place in Vancouver.

Anabelle Langlois and Cody Hay had the difficult task of running after Dube / Davison. Performance cautious, a little slow in my opinion, with 2 or 3 minor mistakes on the part of Lee ... but that was more than enough to go over Duhamel / Buntin.

Meagan Duhamel and Craig Buntin delivered a performance with lots of punch and energy. Unfortunately, Buntin fell on the double Axel coast to coast and it cost them dear. They finished 3rd ... a place heartbreaking. We could see the bitter disappointment on the face of Buntin, while awaiting the conclusion of the competition.

Mylène Brodeur and John Mattatall have a free program that fits as a glove. Unfortunately, Mylene fell on a jump side by side (which was also, I believe, be a combo). The rest of the program has suffered a bit.

We could see that Canada has many young couples filled with promise. Paige Lawrence / Rudi Sweigers, Kirsten Moore-Towers/Dylan Moscovitch, Kaleigh Hole / Adam Johnson and Anne-Marie Giroux / Eric Radford have delivered the goods this afternoon.

Full results

Protocols - Short Program (requires Acrobat Reader)

Protocols - Long Program
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Source - Photo

Dubé/Davison : Presse Canadienne

Sunday, December 27, 2009

Mediterranian Remodel Raised Ranch

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Sunday, November 22, 2009

Coin Slot To Computer Connection

After reading the October 70 message to Martin Genest

few days after reading Martin received this message from a friend:


Hello Martin,
was no opportunity to speak on the evening of reading but I wanted to tell you that I received this event with force. The actors are excellent, I could feel the tension rising in the room as and when the reading progressed. It was very impressive and moving, even disturbing ...
After the play, I had a little trouble talking about it and what I do not know what followed me into the night: the passages of the text returned to me, images ... Anyway I did not sleep very well. I do not say it all to complain, but to tell you all that this piece I think will be a great moment of theater that I will not fail.
Thanks!
Danielle

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First Reading in October 1970

Saturday, October 24 at the Barracks Dalhousie, Quebec, one hundred people attended the first reading of October 1970, the theatrical adaptation of Martin Genest Film October Pierre Falardeau, a production of Théâtre Blanc.

Martin Genest, who is also directing, began by describing the scenery very special that John Hazel imagined for the part, presented in March 2010. With a model and plans and helped with a camera that broadcast images on a big screen, he has shown how the audience surrounded on three floors, the house where the kidnappers holed Pierre Laporte. They will all within this house without its roof, above the walls.

Following this presentation, the actors have read the play to an attentive audience. Still under the emotion, lots of spectators stayed for over an hour talking with team members production, after the reading.

This first reading, planned since the spring with Pierre Falardeau, was held without him unfortunately. Artists, and perhaps the audience too, felt they were participating in a posthumous tribute.