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The 7 Fingers (Les 7 Doigts)
Shana Carroll, Isabelle Chassé, Patrick Léonard, Faon Shane, Gypsy Snider, Sébastien Soldevila, Samuel Tétreault
Founded at
Creation, production and tourin' of shows
2111 Boul. St Laurent. Montreal, Quebec, Canada
2019 "Passengers"
2018 Temporel
2017 Vice & Vertu
2016 Réversible
2016 Bosch Dreams
2016 Princesse de Cirque
2015 Triptyque
2014 Cuisine & Confessions
2014 Intersection
2013 Le Murmure du coquelicot
2012 Séquence 8
2012 Amuse
2011 Patinoire
2009 Psy
2007 La Vie
2007 Projet Fibonacci
2006 Traces
2002 Loft
https://www.7fingers.com
The 7 Fingers is an artist collective based in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. G'wan now. The group is also known by its French name "Les 7 doigts de la main", which is sometimes shortened to "Les 7 Doigts".
2 Original tourin' shows
2.1 Unikkaaqtuat (2019)
2.2 Passagers (2018)
2.3 The Circus Princess (2016)
2.4 Patinoire (2011)
2.5 The Fibonacci Project (2007)
3 Past original productions
3.1 Temporel (2018)
3.2 Vice & Vertu (2017)
3.3 Bosch Dreams (2016)
3.4 Cuisine & Confessions (2014–2017)
3.5 Réversible (2016)
3.6 Triptyque (2015)
3.7 Cuisine & Confessions (2014)
3.8 Intersection (2014)
3.9 Le Murmure du coquelicot (2013–2014)
3.10 Séquence 8 (2012–2015)
3.11 AMuse (2012 / 2014) and AMuse, Un Dia (2013)
3.12 Psy (2009–2013)
3.13 La Vie (2007–2013)
3.14 Traces (2006 – present)
3.15 Loft (2002–2013)
4 Artistic collaborations
4.1 Crystal (2017 – ...)
4.2 Paramour (2016–2017)
4.3 Darcy Oake, Edge of reality (2015)
4.4 Peter Pan 360 (2015–2016)
4.5 Queen of the bleedin' Night (2013–2015)
4.6 Pippin (2013–2017)
4.7 Il fait dimanche (2010)
4.8 Crime (2009)
5 Special events
6 Original music
7 Center of creation and production
8 Foundation Les 7 doigts de la main
9 Awards and recognitions
The 7 Fingers is a bleedin' collective founded in 2002 by seven circus artists: Isabelle Chassé, Shana Carroll, Patrick Léonard, Faon Shane, Gypsy Snider, Sébastien Soldevila, and Samuel Tétreault.[1] Faon Shane leaves the oul' company in 2008.[citation needed]
Since 2003, the bleedin' collective is led by Nassib El-Husseini, a political scientist, author, and former advisor to numerous governmental and non-governmental organizations both in Canada and abroad.[2]
On July 14, 2016, the feckin' collective created The 7 Fingers Foundation,[3] to support the feckin' creation, production, and diffusion of new original projects, and to offer artistic residences, workshops, artistic mentorin', seminars etc.
Until the oul' end of 2017, the collective's headquarter was on 225 Roy East st, the hoor. in Montreal. Bejaysus. After 18 months of renovation work, The 7 Fingers moved to their new centre of creation and production, on 2111 Sain-Laurent boulevard, in the quartier des spectacles.[4][5]
Original tourin' shows[edit]
Unikkaaqtuat (2019)[edit]
Unikkaaqtuat is the bleedin' latest 7 Fingers' creation (directed by Patrick Léonard), produced in collaboration with Artcirq from Igloolik (Guillaume Ittuksarjuat Saladin and Terence Uyarak), and Taqqut Productions from Iqaluit (Neil Christopher). Jesus Mother of Chrisht almighty. It is an oul' multidisciplinary creation, inspired by Inuit myths, and that will star Inuit and non-Inuit artists, includin' three Inuit musicians, four Inuit circus artists, and four circus artists based in Montreal, would ye believe it? This project is part of the bleedin' nine projects selected by the feckin' National Centre for the bleedin' Arts of Ottawa and will receive a bleedin' fundin' of $225,000 from the national creation funds.
Passagers (2018)[edit]
Passagers is a show celebratin' the feckin' Human and a reflection on the importance and the beauty of interpersonal relationships, mixin' dance, physical expression, acrobatics and projections, gatherin' six artists from all around the feckin' world, and accompanied by original musical compositions. This new creation is directed by Shana Carroll, assisted by Isabelle Chassé. Its premiere will take place at the Tohu, in Montréal,[6] on November 14, 2018.
The Circus Princess (2016)[edit]
Directed by Sébastien Soldevila, The Circus Princess is an adaptation of the feckin' operetta by Emmerich Kálmán. Rehearsals were held Montreal before an oul' run at the Moscow Musical Theatre, that's fierce now what? 51 performances were given in the feckin' fall of 2016. G'wan now and listen to this wan. The show reopened in 2017 for an oul' total for 67 additional performances in March, April, June, July, and October.
Patinoire (2011)[edit]
The company's first solo show, Patinoire, features The 7 Fingers' co-founder Patrick Léonard. Stop the lights! It is directed by Patrick Léonard himself and assisted by Nicolas Cantin.[7] The show was most shown for an oul' month at the bleedin' Festival d'Avignon in 2014.[8]
The Fibonacci Project (2007)[edit]
The Fibonacci Project is an itinerant work in progress type of project. Stop the lights! It is an international cooperative multidisciplinary project, blendin' circus, dance, theater, video and music, based on several residencies throughout the world. Arra' would ye listen to this shite? Its name come from the bleedin' Italian mathematician Leonardo Fibonacci, who discovered in the bleedin' beginnin' of the XIIIth century a suite of numbers leadin' to the bleedin' "Golden Number".
At each new residence, the bleedin' show and its content evolve dependin' on the artists involved on stage, their performance and abilities, and on the bleedin' reactions of the audience.[9] The artists are mostly locals from the feckin' places of residency.
The artistic residencies have taken place in Mexico City in 2007 and in 2009; in Montreal and in Igluulik (Canada) in 2008; in Copenhagen (Denmark) in 2009 and in 2011; in Barcelona (Spain) in 2010; in Buenos Aires (Argentina) in 2012;[10] in Marrakesh (Morocco) in 2016; and in Australia in 2018 and 2019.[11]
In July 2008, Montreal artists from The 7 Fingers, and some Mexican artists from Cirko de Mente, went to the feckin' Canadian great north to meet with Inuit artists from Artcirq, in order to associate their arts and their talents, so it is. After two weeks of creation, the feckin' artists gave several shows in Nunavut.[12]
A third stopover happened in Montreal in 2008 with the oul' mexican, inuit and montrealer artists. The show continued on mutatin'.[9]
In 2010, Barcelona hosts the feckin' residency of The Fibonacci Project for three weeks. I hope yiz are all ears now. The show is composed of seven catalan artists and seven Quebecois artists.[13]
In April 2016, The Project sets camp in Marrakesh for two weeks. Would ye believe this shite?The show is composed of three Quebecois artists, seven Moroccan artists and three Guinean artists.[14]
Past original productions[edit]
Temporel (2018)[edit]
Temporel is a feckin' multidisciplinary show combinin' the universe of The 7 Fingers and the feckin' company Lemieux Pilon 4D Art, conceived and directed by Patrick Léonard, Isabelle Chassé, Michel Lemieux et Victor Pilon, and its choreography was created by Shana Carroll.[15] Its world premiere took place at the bleedin' Place des Arts[16](Montréal) on January 11, 2018.
Vice & Vertu (2017)[edit]
Directed by three of the oul' collective's co-founders – Isabelle Chassé, Patrick Léonard, and Samuel Tétreault – Vice & Vertu was performed from July 10 to August 6, 2017, at the bleedin' Société des Arts Technologiques (SAT) in Montreal[17] as part of the bleedin' city's 375th Anniversary Celebrations.[18] Vice & Vertu was an immersive, three-hour, promenade-style performance for audiences 18 years and over. The production was a bleedin' work of fiction heavily inspired by historic figures from 1920s to 1940s Montreal.[18][19]
Bosch Dreams (2016)[edit]
Bosch Dreams pays tribute to the bleedin' painter Jheronimus Bosch, game ball! The show was directed by Samuel Tétreault and coproduced by Theatre Republique (Denmark) upon an invitation from the oul' festival Circolo (Netherland) with the oul' support of Wilhelm Hansen Fonden and the Jheronimus Bosch 500 Foundation. The show was created for the 500 year-anniversary of the painter's death.[20] The show premiered in September 2016 in Copenhagen. Whisht now and eist liom. The show performed in France for the feckin' first time in November 2017 durin' the festival "Québec à La Villette[21]" before tourin' there and abroad. Jesus Mother of Chrisht almighty. The show was shown in Denmark, the feckin' Netherlands, Belgium, France, Sweden, Spain, South Korea, Hong Kong and China.
Cuisine & Confessions (2014–2017)[edit]
Directed by Shana Carroll and Sébastien Soldevila, Cuisine & Confessions brought live cookin' directly on stage. In fairness now. The show opened the feckin' 2014 CINARS Biennale in Montreal and went on to be performed 381 times, would ye believe it? The show was coproduced by the Centre national de création et de diffusion culturelles de Châteauvallon (Ollioules, France), l'Espace Jean Legendre (Compiègne, France), le Grand Théâtre de Provence (Aix-en-Provence, France), the Tohu, la Cité des arts du cirque (Montreal), and Thomas Lightburn (Vancouver).
Réversible (2016)[edit]
Directed Gypsy Snider, Reversible was coproduced with the Théâtre du Gymnase-Bernardines (Marseille),[22] Thomas Lightburn (Vancouver), and the Tohu (Montreal).[23]
The show premiered in November 2016 at the oul' University of Sherbrooke's Salle Maurice O'Bready in Sherbrooke, Quebec (Canada). In March 2017, Reversible became the bleedin' first circus show and the oul' first show from Quebec to play at the bleedin' Bataclan, followin' its reopenin' and renovations in the wake of the feckin' November 13, 2015 terrorist attacks. I hope yiz are all ears now. In 2017, the oul' show was filmed in St-Etienne (France) by Red Velvet for French and Quebecois television.
A third year of tourin' started in January 2018.
Triptyque (2015)[edit]
Under the oul' artistic direction of Samuel Tétreault, The 7 Fingers partnered with three choreographers to create a performance composed of three acts:[24]
Anne & Samuel: a bleedin' duo choreographed by Marie Chouinard.
Variations 9.81: an oul' handstand quintet staged by Victor Quijada (Groupe RUBBERBANDance).
Nocturnes: an oul' piece by Marcos Morau (La Véronal[25]).
The show was coproduced by Sadler's Wells Theatre (London), Thomas Lightburn (Vancouver), the Tohu, la Cité des arts du cirque (Montreal), Albourne (Norwalk), and Danse-Cité (Montreal). The show's official premiere was at the feckin' TOHU on October 14, 2015.[26]
Cuisine & Confessions (2014)[edit]
Directed by Shana Carroll and Sébastien Soldevila, Cuisine & Confessions brought live cookin' directly on stage. I hope yiz are all ears now. The show opened the 2014 CINARS Biennale in Montreal and went on to be performed 381 times, bejaysus. The show was coproduced by the bleedin' Centre national de création et de diffusion culturelles de Châteauvallon (Ollioules, France), l'Espace Jean Legendre (Compiègne, France), le Grand Théâtre de Provence (Aix-en-Provence, France), the feckin' Tohu, la Cité des arts du cirque (Montreal), and Thomas Lightburn (Vancouver).
In September 2018, Cuisine & Confessions is back on display with more than 4 months of performance in Paris (Theatre Bobino)[1].
Intersection (2014)[edit]
An interactive and immersive circus performance, Intersection was directed by Gypsy Snider and Samuel Tétreault, and was created in 2013 at the oul' invitation of the feckin' TOHU to open the feckin' 5th Montréal Complètement Cirque Festival.
Le Murmure du coquelicot (2013–2014)[edit]
The result of a carte blanche given by the oul' Théâtre du Nouveau Monde (TNM) of Montreal, Le Murmure du coquelicot was presented as the oul' TNM's 2013–2014 season opener. Sufferin' Jaysus. Written and directed by Sébastien Soldevila, the oul' show featured Rémy Girard, six acrobats, and Pascale Montpetit.
Séquence 8 (2012–2015)[edit]
Coproduced by the feckin' Nuits de Fourvière Festival (Lyon) and the Tohu, la Cité des arts du cirque (Montreal), Séquence 8 was performed for the oul' first time at the feckin' Montréal Complètement Cirque Festival in 2012 and went on to be performed nearly 400 more times, reachin' 300,000 spectators in 17 countries, Lord bless us and save us. The show was directed by Shana Carroll and Sébastien Soldevila. In April 2015, the bleedin' show completed a three-year tour with a two-week run at the feckin' New York City Center.
AMuse (2012 / 2014) and AMuse, Un Dia (2013)[edit]
Created first in 2012 for the 60th anniversary of the oul' Auditorio Nacional de Mexico, this original, family-oriented production was remounted in the feckin' same performance hall in 2013. I hope yiz are all ears now. A 45-minute version was performed more than 150 times at the oul' Feria de León in Léon, Mexico, in 2013 and 2014.
Psy (2009–2013)[edit]
Directed by Shana Carroll and Sébastien Soldevila, the feckin' show was performed 300 times between 2009 and 2013.
La Vie (2007–2013)[edit]
La Vie opened in New York with 100 shows in a feckin' Spiegeltent, before embarkin' on an international tour. Right so. The show was initially coproduced by Spiegelworld and Ross Mollison.
Traces (2006 – present)[edit]
The show had its world premiere in Montreal in January 2006, shortly before performin' at the bleedin' Commonwealth Games in Melbourne, Australia, fair play. With ten years and nearly 1900 shows to its name, Traces is considered one of the collective's biggest successes. Whisht now. In 2011, the bleedin' show played for one year at Union Square Theatre in New York.[27]
Loft (2002–2013)[edit]
In 2004, The 7 Fingers were invited to inaugurate the TOHU (Montreal), the feckin' first circular performance hall in North America. Chrisht Almighty. Loft was performed for the oul' openin' of the oul' Bourse Rideau showcase event in Quebec City. A documentary by Sogestalt Television on the feckin' company featurin' excerpts of Loft was broadcast internationally on the channel TV5 Monde. Stop the lights! Over the course of 11 years, the show was performed nearly 900 times for more than 300,000 spectators.
Artistic collaborations[edit]
Crystal (2017 – ...)[edit]
Shana Carroll and Sébastien Soldevila (The 7 Fingers) directed Crystal (Cirque du Soleil)
Paramour (2016–2017)[edit]
Shana Carroll (The 7 Fingers) was the bleedin' director of acrobatic creation and choreographer for this Cirque du Soleil production.
Darcy Oake, Edge of reality (2015)[edit]
After an initial collaboration in 2014 for illusionist Darcy Oake's television show, The 7 Fingers directed Darcy Oake's tourin' show, Edge of Reality, in 2015.
Peter Pan 360 (2015–2016)[edit]
In 2015, The 7 Fingers led the bleedin' choreography and movement direction of Peter Pan 360[28] in the feckin' United States, fair play. Presented in the oul' Threesixty Theatre, a 360-degree stage within a bleedin' 100-foot high structure, Peter Pan was directed by Thom Sutherland with original music by Benjamin Wallfisch.
Queen of the oul' Night (2013–2015)[edit]
In 2013, the bleedin' company collaborated on Queen of the bleedin' Night, creatin' the circus elements of the feckin' production, which played at the feckin' Diamond Horseshoe supper club in New York for more than 300 shows. The show was a feckin' fusion of theatre, music, circus, cuisine, and design.
Pippin (2013–2017)[edit]
The choreography and integration of circus into the Broadway revival of the oul' musical Pippin[29] was entrusted to The 7 Fingers. Jasus. In 2014, the show was performed 420 times at the bleedin' Music Box Theatre in New York. Jesus, Mary and holy Saint Joseph. Pippin also toured the US.
Il fait dimanche (2010)[edit]
This National Circus School of Montreal show was directed by The 7 Fingers.
Crime (2009)[edit]
The 7 Fingers staged and directed the National Circus School of Montreal's show Crime.
Special events[edit]
Bench Under the Stars (Manilla, 2017)
Festival Ile Soniq (Montréal, 2017)
Canada Day celebrations in presence of Justin Trudeau (2016)
C2 Montréal (2015)
Olympic Games: Sochi 2014,[30] Vancouver 2010, and Turin 2006
Governor General's Awards Gala (Canada, 2006)
Luces Fugaces (Colombia, 2014)
Bench/ The Naked Truth (Manilla, 2014)[31]
Canada Day Celebrations in presence of Prince William & Kate Middleton in Ottawa (2011)
Royal Variety Performance (2008)
America's Got Talent Guest performances, would ye swally that? (2011 and 2012)
The 84th Academy Awards ceremony (2012)
Le Plus Grand Cabaret du monde (2013)
Darcy Oake: Edge of Reality, ITV (2014)
Original music[edit]
The 7 Fingers place a bleedin' great deal of importance on music research and composition. The collective has released four soundtracks:
2002: Release of the bleedin' Loft soundtrack CD format.
2007: Release of the bleedin' La Vie soundtrack in CD format.
2010: Release of the oul' Psy soundtrack in CD format.
2016: Release of the feckin' Réversible soundtrack on BandCamp.
Center of creation and production[edit]
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Foundation Les 7 doigts de la main[edit]
Les 7 Doigts de la Main Foundation was established in 2016 and became a registered charity in the bleedin' fall of 2017. Right so. The board of directors is chaired by François Dépelteau. Jaysis. The seven other board members are: Francis Baillet, Éric Batiot, Isabelle Chassé, Nassib El-Husseini, Thomas Lightburn, Danielle Sauvage, and Richard Stursberg.
Havin' become a holy registered charity in 2017, Les 7 Doigts de la Main Foundation is pursuin' three campaign goals:
To support the creation, production and dissemination of innovative works;
To equip the feckin' new Creation and Production Centre with state-of-the-art equipment and technology;
To give back to the community by offerin' creative residencies, artist mentorin', workshops, classes, symposiums and other learnin' activities.
The financin' campaign was launched on February 6, 2018 in the oul' presence of M. Guy Laliberté, founder of Lune Rouge and Cirque du Soleil, Honorary Patron of the Campaign, who gave $1M. Jaykers! Other donors, includin' Investissements Québec, Daniel Gauthier, Gilles Ste-Croix, and the oul' Caisse d'économie solidaire have also pledged to contribute to the feckin' campaign.
Awards and recognitions[edit]
January 2003: Prix Nikouline at the oul' Festival Mondial du Cirque de Demain in Paris for a diabolo number performed by Patrick Léonard and Sébastien Soldevila.
January 2007: Gold medal at the bleedin' Festival Mondial du Cirque de Demain in Paris for a feckin' hand-to-hand number choreographed by Shana Carroll and performed by Sébastien Soldevila and Émilie Bonnavaud.
April 2008: Two Drama Desk Award nominations (Outstandin' Choreography and Unique Theatrical Experience) for TRACES.[32]
January 2009. Gold medal at the bleedin' Festival Mondial du Cirque de Demain in Paris for the direction of Emma Henshall's trapeze act by Shana Carroll
2010: Three Canadian Applied Arts Photography prizes for the feckin' poster of PSY by Varial.
2010: Helpmann Award nomination (Australia) for TRACES.
2011: Listed in Time Magazine's Top 10 Plays & Musicals (TRACES).
May 2012: Off-Broadway Alliance Award for TRACES.
February 2012: "Prix du CALQ" from the oul' Conseil des arts et des lettres du Québec for the bleedin' North-American tour of TRACES.
2012: Off Broadway Alliance Awards Best Special Event award for TRACES.
January 2012: Gold medal at the oul' Festival Mondial du Cirque de Demain in Paris for a Chinese pole number (an excerpt from the show PSY) performed by Héloïse Bourgeois and William Underwood.[33]
2013: Drama Desk Award for Queen of the bleedin' Night, category "Unique Theatrical Experience"
2013 : "Pippin" won 4 Tony awards, 4 Drama Desk Awards, 7 Outer Critic Circle Awards.
February 2015: "Artistes pour la Paix" (Artists for Peace) award in Montreal for the collective.
March 2016: Co-winners with the Musée d'Art Contemporain de Montréal of the feckin' Grand Prix du Conseil des arts de Montréal.
January 2017: Evolvin' Circus Award, USA.
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