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Blind ambition by MARITES CARINO
Fortunately, you won't be deprived of this choreographer's inner thoughts: mark November 11 on your calendar because after the performance, Montpetit will meet with the public and answer any burning questions you may have about her work. And the following Friday night performance, visual artists are invited to put their paintbrushes to the page and use the choreography as inspiration for works to later be displayed.
Also on the evening's program--and back by popular demand--is an earlier Montpetit solo work, Icone, which was inspired by Dostoyevsky's The Idiot. At Agora de la Danse, Nov. 10-13 and Nov. 17-20 at 8 p.m., $20.
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For an experience in sensory deprivation, don't miss a new creation by internationally renowned Montreal choreographer Jocelyne Montpetit. In A quoi revent les aveugles Montpetit, through what she calls "soul dances," concentrates on what life would be like if deprived of one of the five senses.