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Florence and The Machine at Place Bell
The majestic Florence Welch launches her major world tour in Laval on September 2. Florence and The Machine will be at Place Bell to defend their most recent album, Dance Fever, published in mid-May. The disc, as its name suggests, took a more danceable turn to the music of the Briton. We can expect a big party on stage. An expert in theatrics, Welch knows how to put on an exciting show. Quebecers will have the chance to be the first to enjoy it before she and her group travel across North America, then to the United Kingdom and Australia.
Hemisphere at the Tohu
PHOTO CHRISTOPHE ROBERGE PROVIDED BY THE FESTIVAL COLLINE DE LAC-MÉGANTIC
Circus and music come together at Tohu for the show Hemisphere.
Circus arts and music come together at Tohu for the presentation of the show Hemisphere. This unprecedented adaptation of Four Seasons by Vivaldi by an orchestra of eight musicians swings between classical and electro-pop, while on stage, the acrobats of the Sanctuary Project perform. A journey through the seasons arrived directly from Lac-Mégantic, where this show was created. Under the big top, from 1er to September 4.
Cinema under the stars
PHOTO CHIA BELLA JAMES, ASSOCIATED PRESS ARCHIVES
A scene from Dunesby Denis Villeneuve, with Timothée Chalamet and Rebecca Ferguson
This Thursday marks the start of the second edition of the Estival du nouveau cinema on the Esplanade Tranquille in the Quartier des Spectacles. Four evenings of free screenings under the stars are planned until Sunday – deckchairs included. On the program: a restored version of the musical documentary The unfinished infoniaby Roger Frappier, the film by Italian Paolo Sorrentino God’s handfollowed by an Italo-disco DJ set, the documentary Hallelujah : Leonard Cohen, a journey, a hymnby Dan Geller and Dayna Goldfine, as well as Dunesby Denis Villeneuve.
The Monastery Garden closes its outdoor cabarets
PHOTO ANDREW MILLER, SUPPLIED BY THE MONASTERY
The ultimate outdoor cabaret at the Monastery will be presented for six evenings in September.
Summer is drawing to a close at the Jardin du Monastère, with the presentation for six evenings of the circus cabaret that will close the season. For this ultimate outdoor show presented at the foot of the steeple of the Center St Jax church, around ten acts will be offered by local and international artists: balance, rope, krump dance, aerial straps, hula-hoop and juggling, in particular . In case of rain, the show is presented indoors. The 1er2, 3, 8, 9 and 10 September.