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Cirque Global : Quebec's Expanding Circus Boundaries by Louis Patrick Leroux and Charles R. Batson, editors is a nonfiction available to read on EtoBox.

What is Cirque Global : Quebec's Expanding Circus Boundaries about?

With A Billion-dollar Industry Centred In Montreal, The Province Of Quebec Has Established Itself As A Major Hub For Contemporary Circus. Cirque Du Soleil Has A Global Presence, And Troupes Such As Cirque Éloize And 7 Doigts De La Main Are State-of-the-art Innovators. The National Circus School Of Montreal - The Only State-funded Elite Training Facility In North America - Is An Influential Leader In Artistry And Technique. Montreal-based Cirque Du Soleil's Cirque Du Monde Supports Arts For Social Change On Many Continents And Is Renowned For Its Social-circus Training And Research. Cirque Global Is The First Book-length Study Of This New Variety Of Circus And Its International Impact. The Contributors Offer Critical Perspectives On This Rapidly Developing Art Form And Its Aesthetics, Ethics, Business Practices, Pedagogical Implications, And Discursive Significations. Essays Explore Creative, Entrepreneurial, And Cultural Forces That Are Shaping Quebec's Dynamic Nouveau Cirque. Lavishly Illustrated With Photographs From Circus Performances, The Volume Showcases Quebec Circus's Hybrid Forms, Which Have Merged The Ethos And Aesthetics Of European Circuses With American Commercial And

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Common subject areas: history, science, philosophy, social sciences.

Author
Louis Patrick Leroux and Charles R. Batson, editors
Publisher
ACP - McGill Queen's University Press
Published
2016
Language
EN
ISBN
9782016900703
Category
nonfiction
Subjects
History, Performing Arts, Sports

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