Etienne
was born in the beautiful city of Strasbourg in the Alsace
region. At the age of 17, he discovered improvisational theatre
in the Amateur improvisation league of Strasbourg with which
he performed for 5 years and participated in 2 world improvisational
games. In 1995, he co-founded the company Inedit Theatre.
Over a span of 8 years, he experimented in numerous forms
of improve theatre, street theatre, forum theatre and enterprise
theatre. He has led workshops in improvisation for schools,
organizations and cultural centres. During these years, he
occupied the position of general manager of the company.
He has participated in numerous workshops (clown, commedia
dell’Arte, mime, acrobatics, etc.). In 2003, he enrolled
in the two year professional program at l’Ecole Internationale
de Théâtre Jacques Lecoq graduating in 2005.
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Mathieu was born in Moncton (New-Brunswick, Canada). He graduated from Université de Moncton then from l’École Internationale de théâtre Jacques Lecoq in 2005. He co-founded Houppz! theatre (www.houppz.com), theatrical collective exploring comedy and clown. At the same time, he co-founded the international company Ahuri theatre (www.ahuritheatre.com), with whom he works both as director and actor, exploring the encounter between different cultures and theatrical forms. Mathieu as been acting and giving workshops throughout Canada, in France and in Japan since June 2005. He is also a Master ès Arts (M.A.) of l’École Supérieure de théâtre (UQAM) in Montréal.
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| Dan Watson
came out of the forests of Huntsville Ontario. He is a graduate
in Theatre from Humber College and l’École Internationale
de Théâtre Jacques Lecoq. He has performed with
many different companies from around the world, and is a founding
member of Ahuri Theatre, a company based in Tokyo with a mandate
for cultural research through theatre.
He was chosen to represent Ontario in the Artist Program
at the 2003 Canada Winter Games. He held the lead role in
a new rock musical called That’s Life which had its
world premier at the Edinburgh Fringe in 2003 and most recently
performed in the world premiere of The Golden Thug in Toronto.
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