Euphoric Thresholds is a contemporary dance performance by choreographer Alexandre Morin and dramaturg Mathieu Leroux, presented in Montreal, Canada. It marks their eighth collaboration, and it is staged as a 60-minute piece for five dancers, set to an electronic score.
About the work
The production looks at group momentum and the limits of euphoria. Rather than telling a story, it follows how a shared rhythm can lift a group together and where that lift begins to strain. The electronic score gives the movement a steady, driving pulse, so the audience is drawn into the same build-up the dancers experience on stage.
What to expect
- A single one-hour piece with no interval mentioned in the details.
- Five dancers working as a group, with the focus on collective energy.
- An electronic soundtrack that shapes the pace and mood throughout.
Where and when
The performance runs from February 3 to 5, 2027, in the Espace Danse, also known as Espace Orange, inside the Édifice Wilder in Montreal. The venue is a good base for a visit to dance in the city, and the full listing and any further details are available on the presenter's website, dansedanse.ca.