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Fou Glorieux is a bold contemporary dance project led by Louise Lecavalier, the renowned former star of La La La Human Steps. Founded in 2006, Fou Glorieux has become a centerpiece of international touring, known for extreme physicality and a movement language that probes the 'more-than-human in the human.' Based in Montreal with a global reach, Fou Glorieux blends rigorous technique with expressive, cinematic storytelling.
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Here you’ll find a concise biography, a snapshot of discography highlights (as reflected in prominent works and collaborations), and upcoming tour information. We’ve organized the content to help you secure seats quickly for performances near you.
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Fou Glorieux’ work has earned prestigious recognition, including the 2014 Grand Prix du Conseil des arts de Montréal and Louise Lecavalier’s Governor General’s Performing Arts Award for Lifetime Artistic Achievement in 2014. Notable productions such as So Blue (2012), Battleground (2016), and Stations (premiered 2020) have toured extensively across North America, Europe, and Asia. 2025 brings new opportunities to experience this distinctive voice in contemporary dance, with Montreal appearances at Festival TransAmériques (June 1–4) and Danses Vagabondes at Usine C (November 5–8).
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For the latest official updates, follow Fou Glorieux and Louise Lecavalier on social media and visit the official site for current activity and booking details. We’ve included official social links with secure, open targets for your convenience.
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Fou Glorieux’ work has earned prestigious recognition, including the 2014 Grand Prix du Conseil des arts de Montréal and Louise Lecavalier’s Governor General’s Performing Arts Award for Lifetime Artistic Achievement in 2014. Notable productions such as So Blue (2012), Battleground (2016), and Stations (premiered 2020) have toured extensively across North America, Europe, and Asia. 2025 brings new opportunities to experience this distinctive voice in contemporary dance, with Montreal appearances at Festival TransAmériques (June 1–4) and Danses Vagabondes at Usine C (November 5–8).
For the latest official updates, follow Fou Glorieux and Louise Lecavalier on social media and visit the official site for current activity and booking details. We’ve included official social links with secure, open targets for your convenience.
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