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aka gwen's profile

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ᡣ𐭩 BASICS ! 

name: Gwendolyn Caufield 

nicknames:

gwen (everyone)

wendy (luke)

winnie (juraj)

winnie the pooh (cole) 

lyn (parents) 

dolly (jack, trevor and alex) 

birthday and zodiac: october 31st 2004, scorpio 

location:

mosinee, wisconsin (former)

montreal, quebec (currently) 

ᡣ𐭩 ABOUT ! 

personality: gwen is more on the quiet side in general, more reserved and calmer, especially around new people. But when she gets more comfortable, she's a lot like Cole, can be a little loud, playful, silly, teasing and sarcastic. She’s a really sweet girl but she's just not as expressive as others. She’s really good at keeping in her emotions, so it's rare to really see her angry. She has an infectious laugh and is honestly quite the nerd. She enjoys spending time with her friends and family but likes to be alone as well. She's an introvert. 

good traits: hard-working, passionate, trustful and reliable, a good listener, warm-hearted 

bad traits: her determination can turn into stubbornness, brutally honest, scared of commitment in relationships, 

quirks: lip biting, being fidgety, doodling on anything, getting lost in her thoughts, rambling when she's nervous 

likes: photography, horror movies, drawing, thunderstorms, reading, anything autumn, chapstick, jeans, halloween obviously, steve harrington, the canucks, music, the cinema, napping, sweaters, lockets, smiski’s, lollipops, her guitars 

dislikes: hot weather, driving, fireworks, the smell of grapefruit, wearing socks in bed, stand up comedy, doing the dishes, being compared to her brothers, rude fans, sad juraj, 

hobbies: drawing, pottery, journaling, scrapbooking, ballet, singing, playing the guitar and piano 

fears: heights, dying alone, being stuck in tight spaces, loud noises 

strengths: creative, attention to detail, determined, organized 

weaknesses: talking about her feelings, self critical, perfectionism, 

languages spoken: english (fluent) french (70%) slovak (20%) 

occupation/profession: photographer for the montreal canadiens nhl team  

ᡣ𐭩 RELATIONSHIPS ! 

parents:

paul caufield 

kelly caufield 

sibling(s): 

brock caufield 

cole caufield 

best friends: luke hughes, arber xhekaj, lily dao, mark estapa 

friends: kaiden guhle, the rest of the habs team, trevor zegras, jack hughes, quinn hughes, alex turcotte, tate mcrae + more 

love interest: juraj slafkovský

pet(s): none at the moment but she really wants a cat 

ᡣ𐭩 MORE ! 

outfits: gwen’s closet mostly has a lot of darker shades but she will wear any color really. She loves wearing jeans, fishnets/different patterned tights, short skirts, leather jackets, corset/vests, hoodies etc. She loves thrift shopping so she has a large range of different clothes, for shoes she mostly wears boots, sneakers etc. Link to her closet is right here. 

accessories: she mostly accessories with her large collection of sunglasses and bags, With her larger/medium bags she likes adding small addons to them, pins, sonny angel/smiski/ keychains, small plushie keychains, photocard holder keychains ect. With her small bags she likes tying ribbon boys to them and her sonny angel/smiski keychains. She will occasionally wear a fake pair of glasses, just to add something different to her outfit. For headwear she mostly wears earmuffs, headbands and beanies. Will sometimes wear scarfs, but really her accessories really just depend on the outfit she's wearing. 

jewelry: she's a big fan of necklaces and rings. For necklaces she loves lockets, she owns many. But the one she wears the most is the one Juraj got her. For rings she wears multiple at a time, mostly four and she's always changing them out. She’s always changing out her earrings and belly button and nose piercing, she likes having something new every once in a while, she gets bored with the same things. 

makeup: gwen doesn't really use a lot of makeup, mostly just her eyelashes, eyeliner, a little bit of eyeshadow and some blush and her lips. she will sometimes wear some highlighter on her nose, cheeks and in the corner of her eyes but not often. 

scars: has a few scars on her feet from the years of her doing ballet, but none othem are really that noticeable. 

sexuality: bisexual 

height: 5’5 

piercing(s): her bellybutton, two in each ear, nose 

tattoo(s): her chest, lower back (wants more) 

face claim: ugh_liza 

ᡣ𐭩 FAVORITES ! 

food(s): cereal, pasta, muffins, pomegranates, cherries, tomato soup, frozen yogurt, honey 

drink(s): hot chocolate, dr pepper, hot and cold tea, water 

color(s): black, reds, oranges, greens, browns 

animal(s): bears, bunnies, bats 

season(s): autumn, winter 

bands and artist: fleetwood mac, wallows, the smiths, florence + the machine, lana del rey, hozier, the strokes, paramore, avril lavigne 

show(s): supernatural, stranger things, survivor, gilmore girls, american horror story, 

movie(s): hocus pocus, halloweentown series, scream series, halloween series, the fear street series, the amazing spider man series 

person: her boyfriend juraj and her platonic soulmate luke hughes 

ᡣ𐭩 FUN FACTS ! 

Gwen’s Nickname from Cole is WInne the Pooh, she absolutely loves anything honey and bears!

She can play the piano and guitar

She was six when she received her first camera, it was a digital one that she got for her birthday and she never let it out of her sight.

Over the years, her parents noticed that her love for photography only got stronger, and the fact that she was really good helped with them deciding on buying her a canon.

Gwen was part of the newspaper for her school, taking pictures and helping write articles.

Gwen did ballet since she was a little girl, only stopping when she was 17 so she could focus more on photography.

Gwen was always the teachers favorite, something her brothers loved to tease her about

She was going to join luke at umich, but decided against it when she got a job offer in montreal

Her best friend is Luke Hughes, they are inseparable.

Her favorite holiday is Halloween, and it's only right since it's also her birthday!

She's very serious about Halloween, loving to dress up, watching horror movies, eating tons of candy, and pumpkin carving.

She loves watching old horror movies, she's a big nerd about it !!

When she gets overwhelmed she becomes very quiet and a little clingy.

She doesn't go anywhere without her headphones, music is her escape.

Quinn bought her a skateboard for her 16th birthday and she almost cried, she loves it so much!

She has a great relationship with the habs team, they all think of her as a little sister . . . besides Juraj of course.

Cole is her safeplace, she knows that no matter what, her big brother has her back!

Gwen's bisexual awakening was thorn from the hex girls! And taylor momsen

She has such a loud and contagious laugh that you can't help but join in.

She's very popular amongst the fans, and she has no clue why, she likes to keep to herself.

She has 3 million followers on TikTok, and Jack and Trevor like to tease her about her being a content creator, she refuses to call herself that.

Poor girl gets teased by Trevor and Jack a lot, but they do love her! She's their little sister they never asked for.

Out of all of Cole's teammates, she would say she's the closest to arber (besides juraj) they have a great friendship! If she's not sitting next to juraj on the plaine she's sitting next to him.

The love of her life is Steve Harrington . . .

Will forever be upset that she couldn't have her teenage years in the 2000’s

She has a wonderful voice but she's only comfortable singing in front of a few people!

She writes her own songs, but they are hidden in one of her journals.

She wants to get more tattoos but she's scared to give cole and brock another heart attack

a big resident evil girly

Has an internal debate everyday in her head if she should dye her hair, she's never done it!

As the youngest sibling, she's overly protected, by like everyone . . .

She's very soft tempered

She lives with Cole, and her room is her favorite place to be!

She loves going on walks

Gwen has trouble making friends, that's why she's so grateful to have luke in her life, he's really helped her get out of her shell and introduce her to his friends.

She loves art, she's excellent at drawing and painting, mostly with watercolors.

Her favorite flowers are tulips.

Juraj is her first boyfriend, she's only dated one other person besides him and that was her first girlfriend luna.

They dated for 2 years, but Gwen broke up with her in Their senior year when she found out that luna was cheating on her,

Poor Gwen was heartbroken after that, and became very distant from the thought of loving another.

Her baby is her record player, and every year Luke and Cole buy her a new record for her birthday.

Her favorite band is Paramore and she's been to 6 concerts!

She has a collection of a ton of different cameras she's gotten over the years!

She can be very sarcastic when she wants to, mostly when she's really tired or when Jack talks too much . . . so always.

Had the biggest and i mean biggest crush on quinn hughes, the only one who knows about it is luke and he loves to tease her about it.

She's the passenger princess . . . she cried during her drivers test, she hates driving.

Always has a book in her bag.

When she gets shy, her face and ears get all red

she’s secretly such a romantic

She’s a big cuddler

Secretly such a yapper omg

Gwen has two instagrams, her public one is @/Gwendolyn_Caudield and her private one is @/winnethepoohbear

Gwen is a sweet girl who's just more on the quiet side, she's fiercely loyal to the people she loves, and is just a great person to be around!

ᡣ𐭩 HER ROOM AESTHETIC ! 

ᡣ𐭩 HER CLOTHES AESTHETIC ! 

˖ ་ 💭 roro’s notes ( Gwen my love 🫶🏻 I’m actually in love with her , and I really hope you guys grow to love her as well !! Please feel free to send in as many asks as you want , and please let me know if you would like to be added to the taglist )

°. — taglist ( @lovings4turn @toasttt11 @cixrosie )

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✧˖*°࿐ABOUT THE AUTHOR

.·:*¨ ailís — 22 — fae/they (okay with girl gendered terms) — bisexual enby ¨*:·.

ꕤ — i’m bilingual, my first language is french but i only write in english (though i might incorporate french in some fics/one shots).

ꕤ — i dropped out of college after the pandemic started but plan on going back to school this fall. i still don’t know if i want to major in photography or art history but i still have a whole year of independent studies to figure that out. however, i do have a job. it's a customer service job but i do have some weeks where i'm working more than others so i'm not making a posting schedule. i'll post when i've completed something.

ꕤ — things i like: blueberry bagels with cream cheese, autumn, concert photography, poetry, music (arctic monkeys, lorde, blur, wallows, inhaler, fontaines dc), movies (studio ghibli, nolan’s dark knight trilogy, irish cinema, french cinema), tv shows (peaky blinders, broadchurch, derry girls, true detective, doctor who, the sopranos, new girl), sports (montreal canadiens, liverpool fc, celtic fc, f1), the colour green, europe (but not england or germany), cillian murphy, david tennant, art museums, batman.

ꕤ — i’ve been writing fanfiction for years (it all started with very poorly written one direction imagines on instagram and wattpad when i was thirteen…), improving both my writing skills and my english vocab + grammar along the way. my earliest works available are from 2021 (on ao3) because i’m too ashamed of anything posted before that (and it was also very bad).

ꕤ — i’m very multifandom and will mostly write content related to my most recent hyperfixations. there’s a list down below with all the characters i read and am interested in writing fanfiction for.

✧˖*°࿐WRITING + RULES

ꕤ — this blog will be mostly dedicated to one shots, blurbs, headcanons, drabbles and maybe short series.

i do write long series on wattpad (and also on ao3 but that one is currently on hold). i’m in the middle of a friends series rewrite with a joey tribbiani x female oc storyline that i’m very invested in (this might be the first multi chaptered fanfic i ever complete). i also started writing a tenth doctor x witch oc au but i’m taking much longer to update this one as it will mostly be original episodes instead of following the doctor who storyline. i also have a tommy shelby x oc fic that’s been on hold for a year that i plan on eventually getting back into writing.

ꕤ — i honestly don’t really care about canon (especially when it comes to stuff like the dc universe). i will always respect identity traits that are important to the character like race, sexuality, disability, etc., but i might get ooc sometimes when it comes to their personalities.

ꕤ — i will try to keep my reader inserts as physically vague as possible except if it’s indicated that the reader is afab. however, i am physically disabled with chronic pain so i might incorporate some aspects related to that in my writing (it will be indicated at the beginning of the post).

ꕤ — i am okay with minors interacting with my sfw writings but if i see anyone under the age of 18 interacting with nsfw stuff you will be blocked. i can’t stop you from reading it but i am not comfortable with you interacting with that content.

ꕤ — requests will be answered once i’m done writing them. i will try my best to do so as fast as possible but i tend to write multiple works at once so if you see me post other things after you sent your request, don’t get deterred. if you send a request i don’t want to write, i’ll reply to the ask to also let others know not to request something similar.

ꕤ — do not translate, copy or publish my work on other platforms without my permission.

!! DO NOT REQUEST !!

major character death (canon or non-canon), underage reader or character, incest, any kink involving fluids, noncon/dubcon, self harm, eating disorders, yandere, abuse, manipulation, butt stuff, cheating/infidelity, a/b/o

✧˖*°࿐CHARACTER LIST

✵ doctor who

⋆ tenth doctor

✵ peaky blinders

⋆ tommy shelby

✵ dc universe

⋆ batman/bruce wayne ⋆ batmom/batfamily ⋆ scarecrow

✵ bridgerton

⋆ benedict bridgerton

✵ supernatural

⋆ dean winchester

✵ broadchurch

⋆ alec hardy

✵ true detective

⋆ rust cohle

✵ harry potter

⋆ sirius black ⋆ barty crouch jr ⋆ fred weasley

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What Happened on September 4 in Canadian History?

September 4 has witnessed a diverse array of significant events throughout Canadian history. From pioneering achievements in aviation to landmark political milestones and notable cultural contributions, this date encapsulates various facets of Canada’s past. This article explores key occurrences on September 4, providing a detailed look into their historical significance and impact on the nation.

What Happened on September 4 in Canadian History?

Beryl Markham’s Historic Solo Flight (1936)

On September 4, 1936, British-Kenyan aviator Beryl Markham embarked on a groundbreaking solo flight across the Atlantic Ocean. Departing from Abingdon, England, Markham aimed to complete the journey from east to west, a feat previously achieved only in the opposite direction. Her flight, though fraught with challenges, marked a significant achievement in aviation history.

Markham’s flight was marked by numerous hurdles, including severe weather and technical difficulties. Despite these obstacles, she made a remarkable landing at Baleine Cove on Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia. This achievement not only highlighted her exceptional flying skills but also underscored the expanding horizons of women in aviation. Markham’s journey through Canadian airspace added a unique chapter to the country’s aviation history, symbolizing the spirit of exploration and breaking barriers. Her story remains a source of inspiration, illustrating the relentless pursuit of one’s goals despite the odds.

See Also: What Happened on September 4 in History?

Donald McKay, Naval Architect (1810)

On September 4, 1810, Donald McKay was born in Nova Scotia, Canada. McKay became a renowned naval architect whose designs revolutionized maritime travel in the 19th century. His most famous creations, including the Flying Cloud and the Lightning, were celebrated for their speed and efficiency, greatly influencing the global shipping industry.

McKay’s innovative approach to shipbuilding contributed significantly to the era’s commercial and naval capabilities. His clipper ships were renowned for their ability to navigate swiftly across oceans, enhancing trade routes and maritime logistics. McKay’s influence extended beyond his lifetime, as his designs set new standards for shipbuilding. His legacy reflects Canada’s rich maritime heritage and its role in advancing global shipping technology.

Edward Dmytryk, Film Director (1908)

On September 4, 1908, Edward Dmytryk was born in Grand Forks, British Columbia. Dmytryk would go on to become a prominent Canadian film director known for his work in Hollywood. His notable films, such as “The Caine Mutiny,” “The Young Lions,” and “The Carpetbaggers,” earned him critical acclaim and a significant place in cinema history.

Dmytryk’s career was marked by both achievements and controversies. His work was instrumental in shaping American cinema, particularly in the genres of war dramas and film noir. However, his involvement with the Hollywood blacklist during the McCarthy era affected his career. Despite these challenges, Dmytryk’s contributions to film remain influential, and his Canadian background adds a notable dimension to his legacy in the entertainment industry.

Bert Olmstead, Hockey Hall of Famer (1926)

On September 4, 1926, Bert Olmstead was born in Sceptre, Saskatchewan. Olmstead became one of the most celebrated left wings in Canadian hockey history. His career, marked by winning five Stanley Cups—four with the Montreal Canadiens and one with the Toronto Maple Leafs—demonstrates his exceptional skills and contributions to the sport.

Olmstead’s impact on hockey was profound, both through his on-ice performance and his role as a leader. His contributions helped shape the success of two of Canada’s most storied hockey franchises. Inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame, Olmstead’s legacy continues to influence the game and inspire future generations of players. His story reflects the deep connection between Canada and hockey, a sport that has become an integral part of the national identity.

Pauline Marois Becomes Premier of Quebec (2012)

On September 4, 2012, Pauline Marois achieved a historic milestone by becoming the first female premier of Quebec. Leading the Parti Québécois, Marois’ election represented a significant advancement in the political landscape of Quebec and Canada. Her tenure was marked by efforts to promote Quebec’s sovereignty and address various social and economic issues facing the province.

Marois’ election as premier was a pivotal moment in Canadian politics, highlighting the growing role of women in leadership positions. Her administration faced numerous challenges, including navigating Quebec’s complex relationship with the rest of Canada and managing economic pressures. Despite these difficulties, Marois’ achievement remains a landmark in the struggle for gender equality in Canadian politics, symbolizing progress and paving the way for future female leaders.

The Mass Stabbing in Saskatchewan (2022)

On September 4, 2022, a tragic mass stabbing occurred in the James Smith Cree Nation in Saskatchewan. The attack resulted in the deaths of 10 people and injuries to 19 others, creating a crisis that drew national attention. The two suspects involved in the attack were on the run, leading to an extensive manhunt and significant media coverage.

This horrific event highlighted critical issues related to violence and security within Indigenous communities in Canada. The mass stabbing underscored the need for improved safety measures and support systems for these communities. The tragedy prompted a national dialogue about violence, mental health, and systemic challenges faced by Indigenous peoples, serving as a stark reminder of the ongoing work required to address these issues effectively.

Daniel Nestor, Tennis Champion (1972)

On September 4, 1972, Daniel Nestor was born in Belgrade, Yugoslavia. Nestor’s career as a Canadian tennis player is distinguished by his remarkable achievements in doubles. Winning 12 Grand Slam doubles titles, an Olympic gold medal, and numerous other accolades, Nestor has cemented his place as one of Canada’s most successful tennis players.

Nestor’s success on the international stage has not only elevated his career but also enhanced the profile of Canadian tennis. His achievements reflect the potential for Canadian athletes to excel in sports traditionally dominated by other nations. Nestor’s contributions to tennis, both on and off the court, continue to inspire young players and contribute to the sport’s development in Canada.

Françoise Yip’s Acting Career (1972)

On September 4, 1972, Françoise Yip was born in North Vancouver, British Columbia. Yip’s acting career has been marked by notable performances in both Canadian and international films. Her work, particularly in Hong Kong cinema, where she starred alongside Jackie Chan in films like “Rumble in the Bronx,” has earned her recognition and acclaim.

Yip’s success highlights the global reach of Canadian talent and the cultural exchange between Canada and other countries. Her career reflects the diverse opportunities available to Canadian actors and the impact of their contributions on the international stage. Yip’s achievements continue to be celebrated, demonstrating the broad scope of Canadian artistic talent.

Kaillie Humphries, Bobsledder (1985)

On September 4, 1985, Kaillie Humphries was born in Calgary, Alberta. Humphries’ career as a bobsledder is distinguished by her Olympic successes and multiple gold medals. Winning gold in the two-woman bobsleigh event for Canada in 2010 and 2014, and later in the monobob event for the USA in 2022, Humphries has become one of the most accomplished athletes in the sport.

Humphries’ achievements are significant not only for her success but also for her advocacy for gender equality in sports. Her career has been marked by her efforts to address harassment and abuse in athletics, reflecting her commitment to improving the sporting environment. Humphries’ contributions extend beyond her athletic prowess, making her a prominent figure in the promotion of equity in sports.

Kim Cattrall’s Marriage to Mark Levinson (1998)

On September 4, 1998, Canadian actress Kim Cattrall married American audio designer Mark Levinson. At the time, Cattrall was gaining fame for her role as Samantha Jones on the television series “Sex and the City.” The marriage, though ending in divorce in 2004, was a notable event in Cattrall’s personal life.

Cattrall’s career achievements and her Canadian heritage contribute to her prominent status in the entertainment industry. Her role in “Sex and the City” has left a lasting impact on popular culture, and her Canadian background remains an integral part of her identity. Cattrall’s success serves as an example of the global impact of Canadian talent in the entertainment world.

The 997-Pound Tuna Catch (1950)

On September 4, 1950, D. McI Hodgson of St. Ann Bay, Nova Scotia, made headlines with his catch of a 997-pound tuna. This impressive catch is among the largest ever recorded in Canadian waters and highlights the rich fishing traditions of Nova Scotia.

Hodgson’s achievement is a testament to the skill and dedication of Canadian fishermen. The event is celebrated as part of the region’s maritime folklore and underscores the importance of fishing to Canada’s coastal communities. This story exemplifies the enduring connection between Canadians and their maritime heritage, reflecting the cultural and economic significance of the fishing industry.

Conclusion

September 4 has been marked by a range of significant events in Canadian history, each contributing to the country’s rich and diverse past. From groundbreaking achievements and historic milestones to personal stories and tragic incidents, this date reflects the multifaceted nature of Canadian history. By remembering these events, we gain a deeper appreciation of the forces that have shaped Canada and continue to influence its development.

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January 27 marks the death anniversary of Scottish-Canadian filmmaker Norman McLaren. Best known for his animation films made for the National Film Board of Canada, his work continues to inspire millions around the world. In 2007, we presented Norman, a tribute multimedia dance piece interpreted by performer and choreographer Peter Trosztmer. 

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Antigone, de Sophie Deraspe (2019) : Du singulier au pluriel

La première fois que je rencontrai Antigone, c’était en troisième. À vrai dire, je crois que j’étais un peu trop jeune pour la comprendre. Elle m’énervait. Elle était ce personnage, qui seule, se dressait face au monde ; ce personnage qui n’entendait rien et refusait tout. Je ne comprenais ni sa colère, ni son choix. Le pire dans tout cela, est qu’il fallait que je rende une critique sur cette lecture. Exercice laborieux et ennuyant pour moi, qui lisait peu, qui n’écrivait pas et encore moins sur les choses que je n’aimais pas. 

Pourquoi ne se tait-elle pas avec toutes ces questions ? me disais-je. Pourquoi n’accepte-t-elle pas les règles ? Pourquoi veut-elle enterrer Polynice ? La règle, c’est la règle. Elle n’a qu’à retourner s’asseoir en bout de table et attendre de mourir. Il n’y a rien à faire hormis accepter cette loi faite par ces hommes, cette loi faite par ces dieux ; accepter un monde dans lequel les mots d’un autre genre que ceux qui dictent le pouvoir ne se font pas entendre. Antigone est de celles qui posent les questions, j’étais de celles qui ne comprenaient pas les enjeux. 

En choisissant d’adapter librement la version de Bertold Brecht, Sophie Deraspe vient avec son Antigone à nouveau poser des questions, celles que l’on refuse d’entendre, celles que l’on refuse de voir. À vrai dire, préciser que cette adaptation vient de Brecht est peu nécessaire, tant cette adaptation cinématographique s’est construit sur un millénaire de mythes et d’écritures et de réécritures. Mais, si le mythe est universel, l’écriture filmique de Deraspe fait peau neuve.

À la mort de leurs parents, Antigone, sa soeur Ismène et leurs deux frères, Polynice et Étéocle, fuient avec leur grand-mère Ménécée l’Algérie où la guerre fait rage. Immigrée au Québec il y a une quinzaine d'années, toute la famille s’est installée dans une une petite maison d'un quartier populaire de Montréal. Mais alors qu'ils jouent aux dés dans un parc avec quelques amis, Étéocle et Polynice se heurtent aux forces de l'ordre. Une altercation s'ensuit. Étéocle tombe sous les balles. Polynice s’interpose. Il est arrêté, incarcéré et condamné à être déporté. Face à cette injustice, Antigone choisit de se substituer à son frère pour lui permettre de sortir de prison. Découverte, c'est à son tour de faire face à la justice des hommes.

“Mon coeur me dit…”

Sur fond de racisme et d’immigration, l’adaptation de Sophie Deraspe nous met face aux tragédies de notre présent. Étéocle est  mort. C’est Polynice qui est condamné, il sera déporté, il va mourir tragiquement, injustement. Antigone parle, dénonce et refuse. Antigone refuse une justice inhumaine, refuse ces codes, ces robes et cette “citoyenneté de papier”, ces idoles derrières lesquelles le droit se range en oubliant l’humain. Antigone défie les lois, en nous demandant si sous ces performances, celles des “Madame”, celles des “Monsieur, il y a encore une justice, s’il y a encore un coeur. Deraspe ruse et redouble  le questionnement : si sous ces performances, il y a encore un engagement.

En reprenant la structure de la tragédie, Deraspe ponctue à trois reprises son écriture par l’apparition d’un cyber-choeur. Par un jeu d’inserts, la réalisatrice joue avec les formats visuels des réseaux sociaux afin d’interroger les effets politiques de cette affaire : à la fois le lieu de réunion - tous s’expriment sur l’injuste mort d’Étéocle - ou de discorde - tous se moquent de l’acte d’Antigone - les réseaux sociaux se transforment en un espace schizophrénique dans lequel se mêlent à la fois colère et racisme. En figurant l’effet médiatique qu’une telle une affaire peut prendre - qui n’est pas sans rappeler les récents mouvements en France, aux États-Unis, et au Québec avec l’affaire Villanueva - la réalisatrice invite à nous demander si derrière ces formes, il y a véritablement un fond d’engagement qui redouble l’acte solitaire de la jeune fille. Antigone est ce je qui, seule, vient se lever face à tous. 

Or ici, la prouesse de Deraspe est qu’elle vient, par cette adaptation, conjuguer Antigone au pluriel : Antigone devient ce symbole derrière lequel chacun se réunit. Antigone est cette affiche rouge qui ne mène plus à la fracture mais à la réunion. Cette représentation d’Antigone se double d’une symbolique collective : par des affiches, par les inserts, la figure, stylisée par l’amoureux Hémon, devient le lieu d’un commun autour duquel le cyber-choeur s’articule. Il y a quelque chose dans ce visage - dans le fabuleux visage de Nahéma Ricci dont on soulignera l’incroyable performance - qui fait lien, qui rassemble. Le rouge. Ce rouge de la révolte. Ce rouge qui donne toute sa singularité à Antigone. Ce rouge du refus, ce rouge de la colère face aux bleus, aux teintes froides et sans vie des tribunaux, des centres d'incarcération dans lesquels le coeur ne fait plus loi. Antigone dans son pull rouge se lève et dit non. Et dans ce mot, tous rejoignent cette lutte du coeur, ce chant de révolte qui, jusqu’à sa note finale, vient défier le monde.

Chjara Cipriani

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Cinema and others arts : Pas de deux, by Norman McLaren

Pas de deux is an experimental short film directed by Norman McLaren in 1968 and produced by the National Film Board of Canada. The film features Margaret Mercier and Vincent Warren, two star dancers from Les Grands Ballets Canadiens, performing a choreography by Ludmilla Chiriaeff in a dark space from which only their bodies and white clothes stand out. The film has no dialogue, no written script, but offers a humanistic message about the necessity of love and sharing. 

The particularity of the film is the filmic process by which McLaren records the choreographic movements. In this second blog, we will talk about the intimate link of the film Pas de deux establishes with dance but also with sculpture and painting, and the choreographic reflection on movement. After having evoked his previous productions concerning scratching on film and the technique used to make Pas de deux, we will see how the choreographic act was perceived differently by the dancer himself at the time of the shooting.

Norman McLaren began experimenting with cinematographic forms in the 1930s. From his first film Love on the Wing in 1937, he played on the metamorphic and abstract dimension of the drawn line, drawing directly on the film. Quickly, his work will question the musicality of forms, the rhythmic logic of images. His work is based on a form of improvisation very close to jazz. The interest is not the drawing but the movement it produces, the drawing is a vector to make the movement perceptible.

Pas de Deux is not made with this technique of scratching on film but in real shot. However, we are dealing with an unusual image since the movement of the dancers seems to decompose like the chronophotographs of Etienne-Jules Marey or the phenakistoscope of Joseph Plateau. 

McLaren was able to achieve this result not during the shooting, but through numerous manipulations in the laboratory with an optical printer. He altered the exposure of the photograms and the speed at which they were played back, and superimposed the images in order to obtain a fluid and decomposed movement of the dancers' bodies. He seeks to capture the essence of movement, an elusive materiality. Movement is one of the common characteristics of cinema and dance. It is both the moving bodies of the dancers and the succession of photograms recorded by the camera on film and reproduced with a projector.

The film was shot in a studio where the walls were painted black, so no set elements are visible. The floor was made of black felt so as not to reflect the light. The two dancers seem to be in a space out of the world, out of time, in a kind of spatial-temporal void. All that remains is their dance, their movement, the interactions of their bodies.

In this reflection on the relationship between dance and cinema in Pas de Deux, it is interesting to approach the other side of the film, that is to say the technical aspect and the way in which the two dancers lived this experience. The viewer sees poetic images of a ballet in which the dancers' movements seem to be fluid, without interruption. However, in an article for the magazine 24 images, the dancer Vincent Warren presents his point of view. He explains how difficult it was for him and Margaret Mercier to perform their dance steps on the slippery felt floor and how the spotlights blinded them completely. In spite of the lighting, the two dancers were in a dark room which made them lose their bearings. Finally, they had to dance without music because it was not composed for the film and was found by Norman McLaren once the film was edited. 

Finally, Warren makes a very interesting comparison between a passage of the choreography and the sculptures of faces on the temples of Angkor in Cambodia. Indeed, the dancer makes Margaret Mercier turn on one leg but it is lowered, only remains the body of the young woman who turns on a vertical axis and whose face is multiplied in a circular way as we can see in the image below.

Other passages of the choreography could also remind us of the work entitled The Dance by Henri Matisse painted in 1910 where we see several dancers in a circle. We find here the importance of the movement of the line.

To conclude, Norman McLaren proposes in his film a reflection on the evocative force of movement and dance, both vectors of emotions and abstract ideas. The decomposition of movement leaves a trace of the dancers' bodies in time and space. Adélie Chéneau

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NHL Playlists: Atlantic Division

Boston Bruins: 

You Oughta Know - Alanis Morissette//River - Bishop Briggs//Sober II (Melodrama) - Lorde//Summertime Sadness - Lana Del Ray//What About Me - Shannon Noll//The One That Got Away - Katy Perry//Scar - Missy Higgins//Wish You Well - Bernard Fanning//More Than a Feeling - Boston//I’m Shipping Up To Boston - Dropkick Murphys

Buffalo Sabres:

I Want To Break Free - Queen//Something Is Not Right With Me - Cold War Kids//Permanent Vacation - 5 Seconds of Summer//Fluorescent Adolescent - Arctic Monkeys//Supermassive Black Hole - Muse//Bad Reputation - Joan Jett and the Blackhearts//Ironic - Alanis Morissette//The Pretender - Foo Fighters//Smells Like Teen Spirit - Nirvana//Tubthumping - Chumbawumba

Detroit Red Wings:

1955 - Hilltop Hoods//Apologize - One Republic//I Said Hi - Amy Shark//Wicked Game - Chris Isaak//Pompeii - Bastille//What Can I Do If The Fire Goes Out - Gang of Youths//Greek Tragedy - The Wombats//Bitter Sweet Symphony - The Verve//Don’t You (Forget About Me) - Simple Minds//I Want It That Way - Backstreet Boys

Florida Panthers: 

Recapturing The Vibe Restrung - Hilltop Hoods//Comeback Kid - New Politics//I Wanna Get Better - Bleachers//Recovery - Frank Turner//Alright - Supergrass//Whip It - DEVO//Hit Me With Your Best Shot - Pat Benatar//I’m Still Standing - Elton John//I’m Coming Out - Diana Ross//Alligator Sky - Owl City

Montreal Canadiens:

1950 - King Princess//Classic - MKTO//Les Champs-Elysees - Joe Dassin//I Can’t Get No (Satisfaction) - The Rolling Stones//Mr. Sandman - The Chordettes//Wouldn’t It Be Nice - The Beach Boys//Does Your Mother Know - ABBA//Parlez Vous Francais - Art Vs Science//Tainted Love - Soft Cell//Ca Plane Pour Moi - Plastic Bertrand

Ottawa Senators:

Pedestrian At Best - Courtney Barnett//Loser - Beck//Lemon To A Knife Fight - The Wombats//Young Dumb & Broke - Khalid//Awkward - San Cisco//Tell Me A Lie - One Direction//Bad Decisions - Two Door Cinema Club//Tomorrow - Quvenzhane Wallis//Shake It Out - Florence + The Machine//You Can’t Hurry Love - The Supremes

Tampa Bay Lightning:

Bang Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down) - Nancy Sinatra//TKO - Justin Timberlake//Scar Tissue - Red Hot Chilli Peppers//I Like It - Cardi B//Boom Clap - Charli XCX//That Don’t Impress Me Much - Shania Twain//In For The Kill - La Roux//Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger - Daft Punk//U Can’t Touch This - MC Hammer//POWER - Kanye West

Toronto Maple Leafs:

Same Mistakes - One Direction//Super Rich Kids - Frank Ocean//American Boy - Estelle//Money - Cardi B//Nice For What - Drake//Gold Digger - Kanye West//My Friend Robot - Regurgitator//Here It Goes Again - OK Go//You Make My Dreams - Daryl Hall & John Oates//Buy My Love - Wynter Gordon

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Pontypool, un film de Bruce McDonald, avec Stephen McHattie, en projection gratuite au Pôle Etudiant le mercredi 08 novembre, précédé d’un atelier prog ciné-club ouvert aux étudiants.

Mercredi 08 novembre 2017 au Pôle Etudiant - Université de Nantes projection du film : 19h30 précédée d'un atelier de programmation ciné-club, gratuit et ouvert aux étudiants, à l'étage du Pôle, proposé par Accès au cinéma invisible de 18h00-19h30 Pontypool (Canada, 2008, 93 min), un film de Bruce McDonald, adapté de son propre roman par Tony Burgess, avec Stephen McHattie, Lisa Houle, Georgina Reilly et Hrant Alianak Gratuit, ouvert à tous et en vostfr. Dans les studios isolés d'une petite station de radio de la ville de Pontypool, en Ontario, l'animateur radio, la réalisatrice de l'émission et la technicienne doivent relayer les événements étranges dont les auditeurs leur font part, et qui ressemble à s'y méprendre à une pandémie zombie, quoique ... Sont assez rares les films pleins de rebondissements, dont il vaut vraiment mieux en savoir le moins possible pour en profiter un maximum. Mais sont encore plus rares ceux qui, malgré cela, sont tout aussi appréciables aux visionnages suivants. Pontypool fait partie de ces oiseaux rares. Inspiré d'une certaine manière de la légendaire adaptation à la radio en 1938, par Orson Welles, de La Guerre des Mondes de H.G. Wells, Pontypool est aussi une sorte de film de zombie, mais c'est aussi un thriller où le langage prend une place prépondérante, tout en étant effrayant et drôle. En bref, Pontypool est un film absolument remarquable et tout à fait unique en son genre. Film canadien réalisé par Bruce McDonald, Pontypool donne la part belle à ses acteurs et actrices, en premier lieu à Stephen McHattie, vétéran des 2nds rôles marquants dans des productions hollywoodiennes ou à la télé (History of Violence, 300, Watchmen, etc), ici dans le rôle d'un animateur radio rentre-dedans mais sur le retour. Malgré toutes ses qualités, Pontyppol est inédit en salles en France, où il n'est sorti qu'en DVD. Il n'a été projeté qu'une seule fois à Nantes, au festival des Utopiales en 2012.

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Un nouveau concept est né dans le groupe SPN PRODUCTION : *AF CA M OVIES* (Africa Canada Movies) étant une plate forme qui réunie sur sa vitrine www.afcamovies.com toutes les meilleures productions Cinématographique Africaine et Afro en VOD, tout en créant une synergie entre les cinéastes Africain, Valorisé des coproductions, Dans une perspective de fusion des cultures, l'intégration des valeures, l'acceptation de l'autre, l'élargissement du marché ciné, la sensibilisation du monde par les films Africain , la valorisation des talents d'Afrique au Canada et le talents du Canada en Afrique. AF CA MOVIES organisera donc tous les deux mois la projection de 3 films Africain aux cinéma de MONTRÉAL et dans plusieurs institutions publics et privées. Au Cameroun, il existe déjà plusieurs associations qui travaillent sur cette ligne et bientôt seront en lien avec l’Africa Canada Movies, où veulent faire découvrir ses richesses. Horizons Sahel, Vend’Afrik, Soleil eau vent… Mais aucune ne ressemble vraiment à AF CA MOVIES, celle qui vient de se créer localement au QUÉBEC. Son but : organiser tous les deux mois des projections des films Africain aux cinémas du Québec. Cette toute nouvelle structure souhaite ainsi faire découvrir les richesses culturelles qui existent au sein de ces 2 continents "l'Afrique et le Canada". Séances gourmandes à l’état de projet La première méga soirée de lancement de AF CA MOVIES organisée par SPN PRODUCTION sous forme de gala, se tiendra le samedi 22 juin 2019 avec la projection des films « QUIPROCO». Une Fiction Afro de SERGE BEUTCHA , <<LE PRIX DE OA TRAHISON>> un film dramatique du réalisateur Gabonais MELCHY OBIANG et " HABIBA" une Série du Camerounais EBENEZER KEPOMBIA . Tous ces réalisateurs et des realisateurs Canadiens seront présent pour échanger avec le public et des têtes d'affiche tel que: _MAMITON INTERNATIONAL _KUNKU. S' ALLIAN CTO, MITOUMBA, MELCHY OBING, SERGE BEUTCHA. « Il est chapeauté par une guestars africaine arrivée nouvellement au cinema... LADY PONCE. il s’agit des films comique, glamour, explique le président du groupe SPN PRODUCTION Monsieur PHILIPPE NGASSA NJOMO et le Directeur de AF CA MOVIES Monsieur KENG https://www.instagram.com/p/ByPTB01l_DA/?igshid=iwwrea3p9k85

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Task 001.

BUT RED WAS WHAT YOU WRAPPED AROUND YOU. BLOOD RED.

—Ted Hughes

BASIC INFORMATION.

Full Name: Vincent James Ouellet Nickname(s): Vin, Vinny, Strychnine, Striker; Strike Age: 28 Date of Birth: 13 February 1990 Hometown: Québec, Québec, Canada Current Location: Dertosa, California Ethnicity: white Nationality: Vincent is Canadian, but his mother was American, so he’s got dual citizenship Gender: cis male Pronouns: he/him Orientation: Vincent is bisexual — but also fun fact he’s never had sex Religion: agnostic — he doesn’t think too hard about it, but I could see him going for something like Roman Reconstructionalist if he actually put thought into it. Political Affiliation: (I don’t know stateside politics and neither does Vincent) Occupation: full-time Poison babey — see also: hitman Living Arrangements: he’s got a small apartment with sparse decorations — really what he was looking for when he got it was somewhere that he’d be able to relax and cook.

The kitchen is the most put-together part of the one-bedroom place, with well-loved pots, pans, and bakeware. A couple nice dishtowels in a white with navy stripes pattern hang from the handle of the oven, and a much more ragged bleach-worn dishtowel is usually seen on the counter (used for wiping up messes as they happen). Little (fake bullet) shell casing salt and pepper shakers sit on the back of the stove, along with a little porcelain rooster — “You have to have a rooster in the kitchen.” Vincent would say, “It’s good luck.” — which its paint is chipping from how old it is.

The living/eating area has a navy and grey rug that looks like he’s had it since he was in his early twenties (and, honestly, he has) and a dark-stained wooden table with four chairs — the insert to make it into a six person table for if he ever had the Poisons over sitting against the far wall, in plain sight — and just a single placemat, that is pastel and multi-coloured and looks like he stole it from a sixty year old’s kitchen décor, sitting on the table at all times.

He’s got a small, grey, apartment-sized couch that he likes to curl up an nap on, so there’s a throw blanket and a single pillow always on it.

Language(s) Spoken: English; French Accent: Light buzzing on ‘TH’, ‘Z’, and ’S’ sounds — a holdover from his Québécois upbringing; for the most part has a fairly neutral “Seattle accent” that he’s taught himself as a consequence of being around Americans and wanting to sound less ‘different’. Still has a light Québécois accent tinging his words.

PHYSICAL APPEARANCE.

Face Claim: Zane Holtz Hair Colour: dark brown Eye Colour: blue Height: 6’1” Weight: 220ish lbs Build: lorge Tattoos: n/a Piercings: n/a Clothing Style: Simple, dark sweaters (navy, forest green, maroon, black), white dress shirts (buttoned to the top), dark sports coats, charcoal or black slacks are the standard, but he’ll wear dark wash jeans occasionally. Usually the jeans are paired with a crisp dress shirt (in any of the sweater colours) that may be rolled to to the elbows. If he’s doing the sweater + dress shirt + jeans outfit, his favourite combination is his maroon sweater with a navy dress shirt. He thinks he looks fancy in it. He’s not opposed to wearing light, airy colours (like powder blue, or dusty pink) but he gets a bit self-conscious when he wears them — thinking that they don’t suit him well enough for him to pull it off. So he sticks to dark colours and neutrals. They’re easier to hide bloodstains anyway, and the white shirts can be bleached.

Fan of French cuffs but never wears them because cufflinks are easy to lose at a scene. When he’s not on the job he’s totally breaking out the French cuffs and his silver cufflinks. There’s the occasional t-shirt + sweatpants combo but usually reserved for when he isn’t going out anywhere/not seeing anyone but the other poisons or the flower he’s booked.

For accessories, he’s got a dark grey tungsten carbide band that he wears on his left ring finger.

Usual Expression: neutral, vaguely aggressive leaning. His eyebrows make him look mad when he’s not holding them up in some form of expression. Distinguishing Characteristics: I’d say his biggest distinguishing characteristic is that he is tall and wide — like not only is this kid over six feet tall, he’s jacked as shit too.

HEALTH.

Physical Ailments: needs glasses, and he’s nearsighted — it’s partly why he prefers knives to guns. Neurological Conditions: nothing I can peg but I’m sure there’s Something. Allergies: n/a Sleeping Habits: king of the cat nap, and honestly whenever he can knock out he’s gonna. He snores too. Eating Habits: he eats a Lot and he’s decently healthy… please see his favourite food section for a more detailed food thing. Exercise Habits: Boy loves to workout — gotta keep fit for murder, y’know? He’s fond of free weights, and bars… boy loves a heavy deadlift, and he’s gotta bench press his friends at least once. He’s also one to do sprints for his cardio, especially resistance sprints. Gotta go fast.

He works until it burns and he’s comfortably sore. Totally one to have a protein shake with oats added after a hard workout.

Emotional Stability: Vincent isn’t necessarily the most emotionally competent but he’s also not especially volatile. He’s got his moments — blind fury or just enjoyment of a kill can cause him to go a lil overboard. When he laughs it’s a whole body laughs — boy’s gonna feel things all at once if he’s going to feel them at all. Sociability: He likes to be with other people but he is just so painfully awkward. He doesn’t quite realize sometimes that he’s making jokes that aren’t funny and that he should stop making poisoning jokes to the flower that is eating the meal he prepped himself but, hey, we can’t be perfect and Vinny certainly isn’t. Body Temperature: I’d say he’s a slight onto the warm side — summer is hell for him. Addictions: can I say the high of a kill? But nah he ain’t a straight up murder-obsessed guy, he just really loves that feeling. In all honesty, he loves sweet things. Drug Use: Never Alcohol Use: Rarely drinks — he doesn’t like the feeling of being drunk/tipsy, but he will go for a lite beer or two, or a mixed drink that is “light on the alcohol, heavy on the mix, please.”

PERSONALITY.

Label: the aggressor; the cold-blooded; the loyalist Positive Traits: Fearless, determined, willing Negative Traits: Ruthless, detached Goals/Desires: his biggest thing is having a balance to things, it’s a driving force behind his actions. Fears: spiders — too many legs they creep him out. Hobbies: cooking, reading, watching movies Habits: absently rotates his wrists/cracks his fingers when he’s focused on something. Mutters in French under his breath if he’s trying to figure something out.

FAVOURITES.

Weather: cold, crisp winter day with large snowflakes floating down lazily — not a flurry, just pleasant and relaxing. Probably around -15C / 5f. Colour: navy and light blue Music: top 40 hits — 22 year old Vincent was the type to sing along to ‘Call Me Maybe’ in his car by himself. Movies: comedies, supernatural themes, French and Québécois cinema. Sport: Lacrosse; hockey (fan of the Canadiens and the Maple Leafs) Beverage: Hot chocolate!

He’s one to pick the drink up from a coffee shop on the way to an appointment, or to make himself a fresh one after he’s back home. He has several different kinds of it — from those hot chocolate wands, to tins of powdered mix, to single-serve portions of it for a on-demand coffee machine — and he’s not picky. He likes the sweetness of it, and, if he’s getting one from a coffee shop, makes sure to ask for extra chocolate sauce. At home it depends how tired he is. It’ll either be basic, with just hot milk and melted chocolate or fancier on his days off with tiny marshmallows or peppermint syrup. He especially likes to make hot chocolate for those he considers friends.

Food: He’ll give most things a try, honestly.

He’s definitely fallen back on the ‘pan seared broccoli with wild rice and baked chicken breast (with smoked paprika, thyme, and black pepper)’ as a basic dinner meal for when he’s feeling lazy. If he’s not feeling lazy the sky is the fucking limit. He’ll make everything from a whole chicken or a roast with accompanying veggies, to stir-frying tofu and veggies. For lunch he’s usually eating something he’s packed — quinoa, lemon-dill salmon, asparagus; rare steak, sweet potatoes, broccolini; Cobb salad with an extra hardboiled egg or two; homemade “instant” ramen in a jar — and for breakfast he’ll either just straight up have a protein shake with oats and fruit, or some of the egg muffins he makes every few days (mushroom, cheese, ham,, quinoa) or he’ll really go all out and have French Toast or waffles.

Homemade stovetop mac n cheese is a comfort food he likes if he wants something quick (25 minutes, start to finish), but if he’s gonna make a comforting meal to distract himself he’s totally the type to go with a braised lamb sort of deal.

Animal: dogs

FAMILY.

Father: Étienne Jean Ouellet (53); president of an insurance brokerage Mother: Lillian Grace Ouellet née Richardson (51); homemaker Sibling(s): none Children: n/a Pet(s): n/a Family’s Financial Status: solidly upper-middle class. Don’t you know the insurance business is practically a license to print money?

EXTRA.

Zodiac Sign: Aquarius; 13 February 1990 MBTI: ISTJ Enneagram: type 8 — the challenger Temperament: melancholic Moral Alignment: totally pegged him as a Lawful Evil — uses murder to get his ends tidy, but has a strong sense of needing balance for things. Not one to just willy-nilly McMurder. Primary Vice: Wrath Primary Virtue: Charity Element: Earth

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Dylan Tedaldi in a Frame by Frame workshop. Photo by Elias Djemil Matassov

Robert Lepage and Guillaume Côté’s new dance work Frame by Frame opens tonight, 1 June, at the Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts in Toronto.

Karen Kain, Artistic Director of The National Ballet of Canada, announced that Sadler’s Wells in London will co-produce Frame by Frame, a collaboration between theatre artist Lepage and Choreographic Associate and Principal Dancer Côté, and will tour to Sadler’s Wells in an upcoming season. The company last appeared at Sadler’s Wells in 2013 with Alexei Ratmansky’s Romeo and Juliet.

Frame by Frame is Lepage’s debut with the National Ballet and Côté’s second full-length ballet for the company, the first being Le Petit Prince created in 2016. Côté has been a Principal Dancer with the National Ballet since 2004 and a Choreographic Associate since 2013.

Artists of the Ballet in a Frame by Frame ​workshop. Photo by David Leclerc 01

Artists of the Ballet in a Frame by Frame ​workshop. Photo by David Leclerc

The work is a homage to pioneer Canadian filmmaker and animator Norman McLaren. It is a multidisciplinary work that follows the arc of his life and work, incorporating dance, film and theatre. Best-known for his Academy Award-winning film Neighbours (1952) and his groundbreaking dance film Pas de deux, McLaren’s experiments in animation, innovative use of sound, music and drawn-on-film techniques transformed cinema and animation.

The production incorporates and interweaves several different media, aiming to be both an evocation of and inquiry into the world and imagination of one of Canada’s most uncategorizable and accomplished, yet elusive, artists.

Harrison James and Jack Bertinshaw in rehearsal for Frame by Frame. Photo by David Leclerc

Cast

Jack Bertinshaw – Norman McLaren, Pioneering animator and filmmaker

Félix Paquet – Guy Glover, McLaren’s life partner

Dylan Tedaldi – Grant Munro, McLaren’s protégé, featured in many of McLaren’s films, including Neighbours

Tomas Schramek – John Grierson, Founder of the National Film Board of Canada and McLaren’s mentor

Wellesley Robertson – Oscar Peterson, Jazz pianist and composer whose music McLaren used in Begone Dull Care

Greta Hodgkinson – Evelyn Lambart, Animation pioneer and McLaren’s collaborator

Harrison James – Maurice Blackburn, Film composer and collaborator & Vincent Warren, Featured dancer in McLaren’s film Pas de deux, collaborator on McLaren’s film Narcissus

Skylar Campbell – Jean-Paul Ladouceur, Featured actor in Neighbours & René Jodoin, Fellow animator and McLaren’s collaborator

Alexandra MacDonald – Ludmilla Chiriaeff, Choreographer for McLaren’s film Pas de deux and founder of Les Grands Ballets Canadiens

Heather Ogden – Margaret Mercier, Celebrated actress and featured dancer in McLaren’s film Pas de deux

  Running Time 1h 50m with no interval

Frame by Frame is onstage June 1 – 10, 2018

Still from Leapfrog Tests by Norman McLaren courtesy of the National Film Board of Canada

Still from Leapfrog Tests by Norman McLaren courtesy of the National Film Board of Canada 01

  Robert Lepage and Guillaume Côté’s new dance work Frame by Frame to come to Sadler’s Wells Robert Lepage and Guillaume Côté's new dance work Frame by Frame opens tonight, 1 June, at the Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts in Toronto.

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Four ways to watch women's soccer in Toronto

Whether you're looking to catch women's soccer related content in-person or online, it's nice to know we're not limited to only shoddy streams during obscure hours of the day.

1. The Canadian Women's National Team is hosting Germany at Tim Hortons Field on Sunday, June 10. Less than a month away and the match is 95% sold out, so don't miss your chance to see the 3rd (Germany) and 4th (Canada) ranked teams in the world. [Yes, Tim Hortons Field is in Hamilton, which isn't quite Toronto, but it's one of our fellow Greater Golden Horseshoe cities and a 50 minute drive away.]

This friendly marks the first home match for Canada with Kenneth Heiner-Møller as head coach, who replaced John Herdman after he was named to lead the Canadian Men's National Team earlier this year.

For Germany, interim head coach Horst Hrubesch will manage the team through the 2019 FIFA Women's World Cup Qualifiers until Martina Voss-Tecklenburg takes reign in September. Hrubesch stepped in after poor performances at the UEFA Women's Euro 2017 and SheBelieves Cup 2018 under Steffi Jones.

Both teams last met in an April 2017 friendly in Erfurt, Germany with the hosts winning 2-1. Then 18-year-old Deanne Rose scored the lone goal for Canada.

Visit CanadaSoccer.com for more information on tickets and special offers.

2. InsideOut - Toronto's LGBT film festival - is taking place May 24-June 3. This year's programming includes the heart-warming Argentina/Paraguay co-production Today Match at 3 (Hoy partido a las 3) about a women's soccer team in small-town Argentina playing in a terribly disorganized tournament.

The film won Best Cast at the 2017 Buenos Aires Festival of Independent Cinema and will be screen on May 27.

3. On stage at Crow's Theatre October 9-27 is the 2017 Pulitzer Prize nominated The Wolves. The play, chronicling the teenage lives of a girls' indoor soccer team, was sold out during its Off-Broadway debut in New York and praised by The New York Times for its portrayal of "the scary, exhilarating brightness of raw adolescence".

The Seattle cast of The Wolves recently spent time training with the Seattle Reign of the National Women's Soccer League.

4. The Toronto Public Library has been expanding its digital media offerings with free online streaming through services like Hoopla, Criterion Collection, Kanopy and OverDrive. All you need is your library card!

On Kanopy, you can stream content like Streetkids United II: The Girls from Rio, a documentary about a Brazilian girls' football team preparing for the Street Child World Cup tournament.

These various platforms also offer access to more mainstream content, for instance, Call Me By Your Name, Forward by Abby Wambach, and a Canadian classic The Sweater (it's hard to wear a Toronto Maple Leafs jersey when you're a Montreal Canadiens fan... or so I've heard).

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11 Family Things to Do in Toronto

Toronto is not specifically a large playground, yet it's absolutely among the extra family-friendly cities around. There are lots of excellent attractions as well as activities around the city for those travelling with children, with lots of variety the pick from. Several of the readily available options can make quite severe boasts as well as consist of a few of Canada's greatest and also finest theme park, aquariums, zoos as well as galleries. There's fairly a great deal of focus on making discovering enjoyable as well as interactive, so a day's diversion for the youngsters can likewise be educational.

1 Royal Ontario Gallery

Discover Canadian and also globe background and also culture

Opened in 1914, the Royal Ontario Gallery is amongst the earliest as well as largest galleries in Canada It has a collection of over 6 million artefacts across 40 galleries, covering a diverse range of topics from natural history to Near Eastern and African art and also, certainly, Canadian History. It lies on the school of the College of Toronto in a structure that is both classically historical and also intensely contemporary. Entrance expenses concerning $20 for grownups and $14 for children.

Location: 100 Queens Park, Toronto, ON M5S 2C6, Canada. Open up: Daily from 10 am to 5.30 pm (open up until 8.30 pm on Fridays in summertime). Phone: +1 416-586-8000.

2 Hockey Hall of Fame.

See the Stanley Mug.

Torontonians love their sporting activities, with ice hockey normally among one of the most preferred. The Hockey Hall of Fame is the house of the Stanley Mug-- the sporting activity's most sought after reward-- along with a big series of exhibits. These consist of a to-scale entertainment of the Montreal Canadiens clothing area as well as relatively limitless things of hockey souvenirs and also tools. The Great Hall is the actual emphasize, though, as well as includes the names and backgrounds of a few of the sport's best stars. Entry prices regarding $20.

Area: 30 Yonge St, Toronto, ON M5E 1X8, Canada. Open up: Summertime: Monday-- Saturday from 9.30 am to 6 pm, Sundays from 10 am to 6 pm. Wintertime, Springtime and also Autumn: Monday-- Friday from 10 am to 5 pm, Saturdays from 9.30 am to 6 pm, Sundays from 10.30 am to 5 pm. Phone: +1 416-360-7735.

3 Ripley's Fish tank of Canada.

See several of the weirdest creatures worldwide's oceans.

Ripley's Aquarium of Canada is found right at the foot of the CN Tower, and holds more than 20,000 sea animals in concerning 5.7 million litres of water, making it one of Canada's biggest aquariums. There are 10 galleries to check out, with exhibitions varying from those neighborhood to Canada to sea life from Pacific coral reefs and also lagoons. It being under the brand name of Ripley's Believe It Or otherwise?, there's naturally a focus on the weird and also terrific. Look into The Gallery to see a few of one of the most delicate animals in the ocean, or get hands-on in the Discovery Centre. Tickets cost regarding $35 for teens as well as adults, with youngsters getting in for about $25.

Area: 288 Bremner Blvd, Toronto, ON M5V 3L9, Canada. Open up: Daily from 9 am to 11 pm. Phone: +1 647-351-3474.

4 Ontario Science Centre.

Take pleasure in greater than 500 interactive experiences.

Ontario Scientific Research Centre has the 'learn-through-play' principle right at its core, with most of the exhibits being interactive and also appealing. It covers geography, biology, astronomy and a little chemistry across 8 exhibit halls. The Planetarium in the Area Hall is especially preferred, yet it's also good to walk through a rain forest or see a motion picture in the IMAX theater. The exhibits transform on a regular basis, keeping everything fresh as well as interesting. Entry to the North York museum sets you back $22 for adults, $16 for teens and also $13 for children, however the IMAX cinema sets you back a little additional.

Area: 770 Don Mills Rd, North York, ON M3C 1T3, Canada. Open up: Monday-- Friday from 10 am to 4 pm, Saturdays from 10 am to 7 pm, Sundays from 10 am to 5 pm (hrs might differ by period). Phone: +1 416-696-1000.

5 Toronto Zoo.

Explore one of the world's largest zoos.

Covering 287 hectares of the Rouge Valley, about 20 km north-east of midtown, Toronto Zoo is amongst the largest zoos on the planet. It's residence to over 5,000 animals from 450 types, with leopards, greater one-horned rhinocerouses, pygmy hippos and also western lowland gorillas among the star attractions. There are also ziplines and also rope programs for family members that like a bit of adventure, in addition to 10 km of hiking tracks if you desire something a little calmer. Entrance rates vary via the year and also are a little cheaper in wintertime. In summertime, tickets are around $30 each and about $20 for youngsters under 12.

Location: 2000 Meadowvale Rd, Toronto, ON M1B 5K7, Canada. Open: Monday-- Friday from 9.30 am to 4.30 pm, weekend breaks from 9.30 am to 6 pm (hours might differ by period). Phone: +1 416-392-5929.

6 Centreville Theme Park.

Antique entertainments for younger youngsters.

Centreville Theme Park is a little antique, by amusement park requirements, yet still a great deal of fun for young children. The timeless rides consist of a Ferris wheel, twirling teacups, a tiny rollercoaster as well as a log flume, to name a few. The slide carousel is a real antique, going back to 1907 and including 52 hand-carved animals. Liing on among the Toronto Islands, you need to take a ferryboat to get to the park, which sets you back around $35 for an all-day pass.

Location: 9 Queens Quay W, Toronto, ON M5J 2H3, Canada. Open up: May-- September: daily from 10.30 am to 8 pm (hrs might vary by season). Phone: +1 416-203-0405.

7 Ft York National Historic Site.

See a crucial battleground from Canada's very early years.

Fort York played rather a crucial function in the very early years of the city of Toronto. It was built in 1793 to secure the new settlement as well as was after that destroyed during the Battle of York, in the Battle of 1812. However, it was rapidly restored to protect the town of York from future raids. The website is currently house to Canada's largest collection of structures from the duration, permitting visitors a peek back right into history. Browse through in summer for the best experience, when you'll see unique events and shows, consisting of reenactors in military uniforms of the time. Access costs concerning $14 for grownups.

Area: 250 Ft York Blvd, Toronto, ON M5V 3K9, Canada. Open up: Daily from 10 am to 5 pm (closes at 4 pm on weekdays in winter). Phone: +1 416-392-6907.

8 High Park.

The play area was made by kids, for kids.

Amongst the many green areas of Toronto, High Park sticks out as one of the most family-friendly. Found to the west of midtown Toronto, the 161-hectare park has a significant play ground, which was partly developed by youngsters. You'll also locate sports facilities, 18 outing locations, hiking trails and also special occasions throughout the year. Look into the mini-zoo to see llamas, deer, buffalo and also peacocks. The waterside, along Grenadier Pond, is especially attractive, however finest enjoyed in springtime, when the Sakura trees are in flower.

Location: 1873 Bloor St W, Toronto, ON M6R 2Z3, Canada.

9 Black Creek Leader Village.

Go back right into the past to see the very early days of Toronto.

As the name recommends, Black Creek Pioneer Town is a leisure of the village which at some point turned into the city of Toronto, situated near the Black Creek Park, by York College. A living background gallery, it reveals what life resembled for the pioneers who arrived in Canada in the very early 1800s, with a blacksmith's shop, weaver's shop, cook stove, cider mill as well as more, the majority of which are really functional. With costumed guides and duration structures, it's like stepping back right into the past. Access prices about $15 for adults and $11 for kids.

Area: 1000 Murray Ross Pkwy, North York, ON M3J 2P3, Canada. Open up: April-- December: Monday-- Friday from 10 am to 5 pm, weekend breaks from 11 am to 5 pm (hours differ somewhat by season). Phone: +1 416-736-1733.

10 Canada's Paradise.

One of the country's oldest as well as largest theme park.

Canada's Wonderland is amongst the largest as well as most prominent theme parks on the planet, with around 70 rides in the 130-hectare park. Among the 17 rollercoasters are such excitement rides as the Behemoth, the Time Warp flying rollercoaster, the wood Mighty Canadian Minebuster and the Flight Deck, which features inverted loops. There's additionally a theme park, live programs, an animatronic dinosaur park and also family-friendly trips, a few of which are themed on Snoopy characters. Ticket prices begin with around $40.

Place: 1 Canada's Wonderland Drive, Vaughan, ON L6A 1S6, Canada. Open up: May-- August: daily from 10 am to 10 pm, September: weekend breaks from 10 am to 8 pm, October: weekends from 10 am to 6 pm.

11 LEGOLAND Exploration Centre.

See the world's largest flag made from Lego.

The LEGOLAND Discovery Centre is found inside the Vaughan Mills shopping center, on the borders of Toronto. It's efficiently a scaled-down amusement park, with 10 play areas, a few rides, a 4D theater and also, naturally, plenty of a specific renowned little plastic block. Youngsters can examine out their creations on the Quake Tables or on the racetrack or browse the replicas of Toronto sites in Miniland. It's a popular place, so reserving your tickets online in advance is very suggested. Entrance prices concerning $20.

Area: Vaughan Mills, 1 Bass Pro Mills Dr, Concord, ON L4K 5W4, Canada. Open: Monday-- Saturday from 10 am to 8 pm, Sundays from 10 am to 7 pm. Phone: +1 905-761-7066.

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