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Embark on a intimate theatre-paysage journey with Cet ete qui chantait, a 60-minute immersive performance blending puppetry and live music. Created by a dedicated team, this ensemble brings Gabrielle Roy’s 1972 novel to life through evocative visuals, sound design, and storytelling. The production is directed toward a universal, bilingual audience with English surtitles available at select stops, including Toronto.

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The project is a collaboration among renowned creators: Marie-Ève Fontaine (text/creative), Natalie Labossière (interpretation/puppetry), Gérald Laroche (sound), Pierre Robitaille (puppetry direction), Denis Duguay (set/props), Emilio Sebastiao (lighting), Janelle Tougas (costumes), and Maureen Labonté (dramaturgy). Each element combines to create a serene, reflective experience that honors Gabrielle Roy’s literary world.

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Plan your visit around the 2025 touring schedule across Canada: Toronto (Studio Aki, Native Earth, Mar 27–29), Sudbury (Théâtre du Nouvel-Ontario, Apr 11–12), Caraquet (Apr 24–25), and Gatineau (Théâtre de la Vieille 17, May 8–10). Secure your seats with confidence through Gold Coast Tickets—we’ve got you covered with straightforward checkout and reliable service.

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Why Cet ete qui chantait stands out: a 60-minute, theatre-paysage experience that uses puppetry and live music to illuminate Gabrielle Roy’s memories and landscapes. The bilingual presentations in Toronto and other venues ensure accessibility through English surtitles where offered. The production team’s diverse talents—text, puppetry, sound, set, lighting, costumes, and dramaturgy—create a cohesive, immersive world where audience connection is primary.

The live experience

What reaches the room

Upcoming tour details include Toronto (Mar 27–29, 2025), Sudbury (Apr 11–12, 2025), Caraquet (Apr 24–25, 2025), and Gatineau (May 8–10, 2025). For the most current information, including any date changes or venue updates, check the producer’s pages and Gold Coast Tickets listings. Follow official channels for the latest news: Théâtre Français de Toronto on social media and their official site, as well as Flammèche Théâtre’s project pages.

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Social media and official sites: - Théâtre Français de Toronto: Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube (target="_blank" rel="noopener") - Flammèche Théâtre: official site with contact and project pages (target="_blank" rel="noopener").

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Quick Facts About Cet ete qui chantait

  • Format: theatre-paysage with puppetry and live music; duration approximately 60 minutes (some venues list 70 minutes).
  • Creator/ensemble: Marie-Ève Fontaine (text/creative), Natalie Labossière (interpretation/puppetry), Gérald Laroche (sound), Pierre Robitaille (direction of puppets), Denis Duguay (set/props), Emilio Sebastiao (lighting), Janelle Tougas (costumes), Maureen Labonté (dramaturgy).
  • Based on Gabrielle Roy's book Cet été qui chantait (1972).
  • Touring 2025: Toronto (Mar 27–29, 2025, Studio Aki, Native Earth), Sudbury (Apr 11–12, 2025, Théâtre du Nouvel-Ontario, Place des Arts du Grand Sudbury), Caraquet, NB (Apr 24–25, 2025), Gatineau (May 8–10, 2025, Théâtre de la Vieille 17).
  • English surtitles available for some performances (e.g., Toronto/bilingual presentations).
  • Social media presence: official pages link to Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube via Théâtre Français de Toronto; Flammèche Théâtre maintains a primary site with contact and project pages.

Why Cet ete qui chantait stands out: a 60-minute, theatre-paysage experience that uses puppetry and live music to illuminate Gabrielle Roy’s memories and landscapes. The bilingual presentations in Toronto and other venues ensure accessibility through English surtitles where offered. The production team’s diverse talents—text, puppetry, sound, set, lighting, costumes, and dramaturgy—create a cohesive, immersive world where audience connection is primary.

Upcoming tour details include Toronto (Mar 27–29, 2025), Sudbury (Apr 11–12, 2025), Caraquet (Apr 24–25, 2025), and Gatineau (May 8–10, 2025). For the most current information, including any date changes or venue updates, check the producer’s pages and Gold Coast Tickets listings. Follow official channels for the latest news: Théâtre Français de Toronto on social media and their official site, as well as Flammèche Théâtre’s project pages.

Social media and official sites: - Théâtre Français de Toronto: Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube (target="_blank" rel="noopener") - Flammèche Théâtre: official site with contact and project pages (target="_blank" rel="noopener").

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