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Over the last two years, Jade-Emmanuelle has joined the Poliquin-Simms2 and Catwall Acrobats Companies, for whom she developed a new aerial skill : the Sway Pole. She performed at several galas, and shows including the Carnaval de Québec parades, les Fêtes de la Nouvelle France, the unforgettable celebration of the SuperFrancoFête Plaines de Chansons and during the Magical Christmas Ball performances, in Semarang, Indonesia. Furthermore, she formed a poetic trio with the PS2 Company, embodying the metamorphosis of the human being : Éolia-l’île d’où vient le vent ! This show was presented in Shawinigan, during Les p’tites Escales event and Soirées enchantées event in St-Hyacinthe. Then, in collaboration with Vague de Cirque, they offered it for the double programming of the Festival de Cirque des Laurentides.
In addition, Jade-Emmanuelle offered her circus performances in solo for the new restaurant Mora Pasta E Prosecco et in various corporate events, including those of Fédération de l’UPA de la Capitale-Nationale–Côte-Nord and Québec International. She also pursues her collaboration for the following compagnies : Dominic Lacasse Inc., Productions MysterAct and Hôtels JARO. In the air, she performs with chandelier, silk, and hoop. In duo, she serves drinks to guests while performing acrobatic skills or playing characters on stilts. On the ground, she dances with luminous wings.
At the same time, Jade-Emmanuelle joined the artists Caroline Rochefort and Alexanne Plouffe in order to form a new trio. They created a performance combining a freestanding hoop and acrobatic poles. They presented their creation for the first time, in collaboration with the Kampaï-Expérience événementielle, to the Fondation of l'Institut universitaire de pneumologie et de cardiologie de Québec.
Also, Jade-Emmanuelle continues to work closely with her partner Richard Cameron Morneau. They perform their aerial hoop and ladder duets at various events and galas. On the ground or on stilts, they play various colorful and enchanting characters such as the Coureurs des bois and the Queen of Hearts. Last summer, they were part of The King’s Dinner of les Fêtes de la Nouvelle-France.
To all of this, we add that Jade-Emmanuelle danced Osez!, a project from which artistic effervescence was born from the colorful, free and feminist work of Niki de Sainte Phalle. In collaboration with 17 dancers and one musician, the choreographers Karine Ledoyen, Karine Ponties and Bruno Pradet created a unique and ephemeral work presented for the anniversary celebrations of La Maison pour la danse.
Finally, Jade-Emmanuelle dances again for the Zia Lab Créatif Company in one of four choreographic works based on fascinating stories experienced by seniors. The show Les Bienveillant.e.s has already been presented at the Monique-Corriveau Library and at the Moulin La Lorraine Arts Center in Lac-Etchemin. The current broadcast of this project allow them to shine again.
