Elisapee and the northern lights
Can you hear the snow and the stories it tells us as it falls?
Gently enter the snow-covered world of Elisapee, a little Inuit girl who will take you on her dogsled to the land of the northern lights. Let yourself be lulled by her beautiful language, Inuktitut, and discover a world where the gigantic and the tiny stand alongside. An intimate show wrapped in lights, sounds and emotions.
These excerpts are in French.
Photos: Robert Etcheverry
Team
- Written and directed by : Hélène Ducharme
- English version : Maurice Roy
- Assistant to the director : Marie-Claude Labrecque
- Cast : Hélène Ducharme and Stéphan Côté or Carl Veilleux
- Music : Stéphan Côté
- Set : Normand Blais
- Puppets : Claude Rodrigue
- Shadows : Jean Cummings
- Lighting : Michel St-Amand
- Costumes : Diane Lavoie
- Construction of the igloo : ACME services scéniques
- Construction of the inukshuk : Atelier Sylvain Racine and Claude Rodrigue
- Inuktitut Language Advisor : Mélodie Duplessis
Theatre Motus wishes to thank Maison de la culture Villeray-Saint-Michel-Parc-Extension for the residency and the Cole Foundation and the Foundation of Greater Montreal for their generous support.
