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‎HELENE TURCOTTE & LUC MARTIN — Double Trapeze

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‎HELENE TURCOTTE & LUC MARTIN — Double Trapeze

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 == HELENE TURCOTTE & LUC MARTIN &mdash; Double Trapeze ==
-[[Image:Duo_Mouvance.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Duo Mouvance]]Hélène Turcotte was born in 1962 in Montréal, in the Province of Quebec, Canada. Since her middle-class family had no connection with the circus world, Hélène went through a traditional schooling, graduating in 1982 with a degree in Social Sciences at Montreal’s Collège Ahunstic. But the previous year, her interest in gymnastics and physical activities had led her to join Le Nœud d’Ersault, a trapeze school in Montreal.
+[[Image:Duo_Mouvance.jpg|right|300px|Duo Mouvance]]Hélène Turcotte was born in 1962 in Montréal, in the Province of Quebec, Canada. Since her middle-class family had no connection with the circus world, Hélène went through a traditional schooling, graduating in 1982 with a degree in Social Sciences at Montreal’s Collège Ahunstic. But the previous year, her interest in gymnastics and physical activities had led her to join Le Nœud d’Ersault, a trapeze school in Montreal.
 There she began learning aerial arts, and met Luc Martin. After a short stint at [[Annie Fratellini]]’s Ecole Nationale du Cirque in Paris in 1983, Hélène entered Montreal’s [[Ecole Nationale de Cirque]], which, in 1984, was still a fledging school&mdash;albeit already making its mark in the “New Circus” community. At the same time, she studied acrobatic dance with Michel Jodoin.

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 Born in 1961 in Jonquière, in the Province of Québec, Canada, Luc Martin had been an art student, while training in martial arts and practicing rock climbing. Circus was becoming hot in Montreal, and Luc went on to give it a try at Le Nœud d’Ersault. Smitten, he joined Montreal’s Ecole Nationale de Cirque in 1986.
-Both Luc and Hélène specialized as aerialists, and they decided to join forces and build an act together. With [[André Simard]] and Maris-Thérèse Lessard as teachers, and Michel Jodoin as choreographer, they eventually created a sensual aerial tango duet, Mouvance, which they began showing, in its early stages, at various events in Montreal in 1987.
+Both Luc and Hélène specialized as aerialists, and they decided to join forces and build an act together. With [[André Simard]] and Marie-Thérèse Lessard as teachers, and Michel Jodoin as choreographer, they eventually created a sensual aerial tango duet, Mouvance, which they began showing, in its early stages, at various events in Montreal in 1987.
 In 1988, Hélène and Luc performed at the Canadian Pavillion at the Expo 88, in Brisbane Australia, and the following year, they presented their now-completed act (which then included a swinging section) at the [[Festival Mondial du Cirque de Demain]] in Paris. Their act was the revelation of the 1989 festival: It was the first time a trapeze duet was presented as a fully choreographed work. They won the Gold Medal.

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 * Video: [[Duo_Mouvance_Video_1997|Duo Mouvance, Double Trapeze]], at the Jubilee gala of the Festival Mondial du Cirque de Demain, Paris (1997)
-* Video: [[Duo_Mouvance_Video_(1997)|Duo Mouvance, Double Trapeze]], at the International Circus Festival of Monte Carlo (1977)
+* Video: [[Duo_Mouvance_Video_(1997)|Duo Mouvance, Double Trapeze]], at the International Circus Festival of Monte Carlo (1997)
 == Image Gallery ==

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	* Video: [[Duo_Mouvance_Video_1997\|Duo Mouvance, Double Trapeze]], at the Jubilee gala of the Festival Mondial du Cirque de Demain, Paris (1997)		* Video: [[Duo_Mouvance_Video_1997\|Duo Mouvance, Double Trapeze]], at the Jubilee gala of the Festival Mondial du Cirque de Demain, Paris (1997)
		+	* Video: [[Duo_Mouvance_Video_(1997)\|Duo Mouvance, Double Trapeze]], at the International Circus Festival of Monte Carlo (1977)

	== Image Gallery ==		== Image Gallery ==

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-== External Link ==
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 * [http://www.mouvance.com www.mouvance.com]
 [[Category:Artists and Acts|Mouvance, Duo]] [[Category:Aerialists|Mouvance, Duo]]

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