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On Call: after Saguenay, Ottawa here we come!

This summer, we had the immense pleasure of performing On Call at the FIAMS (Festival International des Arts de la Marionnette de Saguenay), one of the biggest puppet festivals in North America, which was held in our hometown of Saguenay from July 22nd to 27th.

In the span of 3 days, our team drove the show and the ambulance 14 times across the festival-busy streets of Saguenay! We would like to thank the FIAMS for reaffirming their trust in our expertise and giving us this unique occasion to perform in our hometown for a national and international audience. Our warmest thanks to the public, who once again shared heartfelt comments and stories following their ride. We are delighted to witness that the intensity of the show never erases the tenderness underlying it. Thanks again for sharing your experience with us and for your incredible word-of-mouth.

Beginning september, we then drove the ambulance all the way to Ottawa for the Zones Théâtrales Festival! This major event is known for showcasing the quality and plurality of francophone theater across Canada. The festival was held from september 8th to september 13th.

We were thrilled to take part in this prestigious program! Over four days, On Call was performed 20 times—plus a few extra showings for the media. We also had the chance to share For Life at Flash 7, a unique professional event where theater companies present one of their shows in just seven minutes. Needless to say, it was a busy and exhilarating week!

Our heartfelt thanks go to the Zones Théâtrales team for their invitation. This was a wonderful opportunity to connect with artists from across the country and to experience the richness of francophone theater.

And of course, thank you public for joining us in the ambulance—across from the stretcher, right in the middle of the urgency.

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The audience taking place inside the ambulance
Photo: Annie-Claude Lavoie

A life hanging by a thread…
Photo: Sophie Gagnon-Bergeron