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2025 opens with a new ON/OFF tour, where we will meet young audiences all over Quebec from Abitibi to the Îles-de-la-Madeleine. These next four months on the road will certainly be rich, the work leaving its mark on young minds and the taste for movement, effects amplified by the mediation activities linked to the tour.

Consult our calendar to see the destinations where we will stop.

As part of this tour, Grand Poney received the support of the Conseil des arts et des lettres du Québec and the contribution of the Conseil de la Société du Plan Nord (Government of Quebec).

After a series of school workshops held in preparation for a new tour of the show ON/OFF in several schools within the René-Lévesque School Service Centre, Grand Poney will kick off a tour in Gaspésie during the month of November.

Check our calendar for performance dates and locations.

With Simon-Xavier Lefebvre, Myriam Tremblay, Felix Cossette, and Silvia Sanchez leading the mediation, and with Lila Geneix and Alice Marroquin-Éthier stepping in as alternates. A big thank you to Julien Cyr, student life facilitator at the CSSRL, for making these valuable encounters with young audiences in Gaspésie possible!

Jacques Poulin-Denis’ solo takes the stage again as part of the CAM on tour in three boroughs of Montreal:

• Maison de la culture NDG
• Maison de la culture du Plateau-Mont-Royal
• Maison de la culture Marie-Uguay

Thank you to the Conseil des arts de Montréal for giving this creation the opportunity to meet the public again!

This 2023/2024 season, ON/OFF will be on the roads of Quebec meeting school groups but also the general public. New dates will surely be added along the way. To make sure you don’t miss anything, follow us on social media and browse our calendar.

Listen to our agent, Yaëlle Azoulay from Agence Résonances, speaking about the piece:

This fall, Grand Poney created an outdoor version of ON/OFF. More flexible in terms of technical aspects, this adaptation of ON/OFF takes the form of an installation to allow the audience’s movement around the performance. For this project, Grand Poney benefited from a residency with the program Contacts at Petite Place-des-arts in Saint-Mathieu-du-Parc, as well as at Maison de la culture Verdun where public performances took place.