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J'aime Hydro is a quintessential example of documentary theatre, blending real-world ideas with performance to explore the complex story of Hydro-Québec. Created by writer/performer Christine Beaulieu and dramaturg Annabel Soutar, with direction by Philippe Cyr, this theatre of ideas invites audiences to engage with the politics, power, and consequences of energy policy in Quebec. The production has a rich history, including a 2016 premiere at Festival TransAmériques (FTA) and subsequent tours and stagings in Montreal’s major venues. If you’re looking for a thought-provoking theatre experience that pairs rigorous research with compelling performance, J'aime Hydro is a strong choice. We’ve got you covered for tickets, reliable access, and up-to-date information about future dates.

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Biography, awards, and tour updates below. For the most current information, follow the creators on social media and check venue pages. Date to be announced for any future reveals, and please note that performance length runs around 3 hours 45 minutes with an intermission. Secure your seats through us and stay in the loop with press and festival news from Montreal’s theatre scene.

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Quick Facts About J'aime Hydro

  • Genre: documentary theatre (theatre of ideas) presented as five episodes about Hydro-Québec.
  • Creators: Christine Beaulieu (writer/performer) and Annabel Soutar (dramaturgy); direction by Philippe Cyr.
  • Premiere: 2016 at Festival TransAmériques; co-produced by Porte Parole and Champ gauche; episodes 1-3 linked to FTA.
  • Awards: Prix Michel-Tremblay (meilleur texte créé à la scène, 2016-2017) and Meilleur spectacle de l’année (AQCT).
  • Production history: 2016 premiere (FTA), 2019-2020 on tour, 2022 production at Théâtre Maisonneuve/Place des Arts (Duceppe).
  • Running time: approximately 3 hours 45 minutes (including intermission).

Biography, awards, and tour updates below. For the most current information, follow the creators on social media and check venue pages. Date to be announced for any future reveals, and please note that performance length runs around 3 hours 45 minutes with an intermission. Secure your seats through us and stay in the loop with press and festival news from Montreal’s theatre scene.

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