PHOTO DOMINICK GRAVEL, LA PRESSE ARCHIVES
Who better than a comedian to succeed a comedian? Most of the personalities who were named by our respondents come from the humor sector. The artist who was mentioned most often? Patrick Huard. “She is a loved and respected person in the artistic colony, who has a good sense of humor and who has a broad spectrum of knowledge of our society,” Daniel Des Autels writes to us. Here we see the comedian on stage with Louis-José Houde, during The Ultimate Just for Laughs gala, last summer.
PHOTO MARTIN TREMBLAY, LA PRESSE ARCHIVES
Pier-Luc Funk is our respondents’ favorite, after Patrick Huard, to host the ADISQ gala. It must be said that the actor (and outstanding improviser) hosted the MAMMOUTH evening, very popular with young people, for many years. Some also see him hosting the gala in tandem with Sarah-Jeanne Labrosse.
PHOTO OLIVIER JEAN, LA PRESSE ARCHIVES
Pierre-Yves Lord seems to have made a good impression at the last Gémeaux evening, since 19 respondents would like to see him return to service, this time at ADISQ. “Yes, you see him everywhere, but he loves music. We know it. We can consider his animation of Gemini as a (good) practice move,” Jeanne-Mance Soucy writes to us.
PHOTO JOSIE DESMARAIS, LA PRESSE ARCHIVES
Pierre-Yves Roy-Desmarais has quickly established himself as a darling of the general public. Winner of the Olivier of the Year last March, the comedian, who has just completed his tour with a show at the Bell Centre, was chosen by 17 readers. “For his showmanship and his humor. In addition, he is a good pianist and musician. He uses his strengths during his one-man show,” notes Louis-Roland Leduc.
PHOTO MARTIN TREMBLAY, LA PRESSE ARCHIVES
Another comedian who has experience in animation (having animated Rousseau’s show on Noovo), Stéphane Rousseau is the choice of 16 readers. “He’s perfect for that,” writes Josée Daigle. He knows all the music, he is funny and full of talent. »
PHOTO CHARLES WILLIAM PELLETIER, ARCHIVES SPECIAL COLLABORATION
Several readers would like to see a woman host the great music festival… Ironically: it is almost only the names of men that have been suggested to us. Among the potential presenters, France Beaudoin clearly stands out. “France’s rigor and love of the artistic world as well as its quality of creating memories make it a candidate of choice,” affirms Serge Sabourin.
PHOTO CATHERINE LEFEBVRE, ARCHIVES SPECIAL COLLABORATION
Our readers seem curious to see how Marc Labrèche’s fantasy could color the ADISQ gala. Yves Lahaie lists the qualities that would make him the host of the show I am coming to you a good master of ceremonies: “Himself a knowledgeable music lover, crazy humor, adored by the public and undoubtedly very credible among the members of the ADISQ, capable of self-deprecation as well as touches of irony towards others. »
PHOTO OLIVIER JEAN, LA PRESSE ARCHIVES
Other names mentioned by our readers, in bulk: Véronic DiCaire, Véronique Cloutier, François Morency, Sam Breton, Laurent Paquin and André Sauvé.
Which facilitator for ADISQ?
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PHOTO DOMINICK GRAVEL, LA PRESSE ARCHIVES
What’s better than a comedian to succeed a comedian? Most of the personalities who were named by our respondents come from the humor sector. The artist who was mentioned most often? Patrick Huard. “She is a loved and respected person in the artistic colony, who has a good sense of humor and who has a broad spectrum of knowledge of our society,” Daniel Des Autels writes to us. Here we see the comedian on stage with Louis-José Houde, during The Ultimate Just for Laughs gala, last summer.
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PHOTO MARTIN TREMBLAY, LA PRESSE ARCHIVES
Pier-Luc Funk is our respondents’ favorite, after Patrick Huard, to host the ADISQ gala. It must be said that the actor (and outstanding improviser) hosted the MAMMOUTH evening, very popular with young people, for many years. Some also see him hosting the gala in tandem with Sarah-Jeanne Labrosse.
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PHOTO OLIVIER JEAN, LA PRESSE ARCHIVES
Pierre-Yves Lord seems to have made a good impression at the last Gémeaux evening, since 19 respondents would like to see him return to service, this time at ADISQ. “Yes, you see him everywhere, but he loves music. We know it. We can consider his animation of Gemini as a (good) practice move,” Jeanne-Mance Soucy writes to us.
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PHOTO JOSIE DESMARAIS, LA PRESSE ARCHIVES
Pierre-Yves Roy-Desmarais has quickly established himself as a darling of the general public. Winner of the Olivier of the Year last March, the comedian, who has just completed his tour with a show at the Bell Centre, was chosen by 17 readers. “For his showmanship and his humor. In addition, he is a good pianist and musician. He uses his strengths during his one-man show,” notes Louis-Roland Leduc.
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PHOTO MARTIN TREMBLAY, LA PRESSE ARCHIVES
Another comedian who has experience in animation (having animated Rousseau’s show on Noovo), Stéphane Rousseau is the choice of 16 readers. “He’s perfect for that,” writes Josée Daigle. He knows all the music, he is funny and full of talent. »
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PHOTO CHARLES WILLIAM PELLETIER, ARCHIVES SPECIAL COLLABORATION
Several readers would like to see a woman host the great music festival… Ironically: it is almost only the names of men that have been suggested to us. Among the potential presenters, France Beaudoin clearly stands out. “France’s rigor and love of the artistic world as well as its quality of creating memories make it a candidate of choice,” affirms Serge Sabourin.
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PHOTO CATHERINE LEFEBVRE, ARCHIVES SPECIAL COLLABORATION
Our readers seem curious to see how Marc Labrèche’s fantasy could color the ADISQ gala. Yves Lahaie lists the qualities that would make him the host of the show I am coming to you a good master of ceremonies: “Himself a knowledgeable music lover, crazy humor, adored by the public and undoubtedly very credible among the members of the ADISQ, capable of self-deprecation as well as touches of irony towards others. »
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PHOTO OLIVIER JEAN, LA PRESSE ARCHIVES
Other names mentioned by our readers, in bulk: Véronic DiCaire, Véronique Cloutier, François Morency, Sam Breton, Laurent Paquin and André Sauvé.
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