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JUNE 7

MAIN STAGE THEATRE

BOUÉE
de Céleste Godin

Satellite Théâtre

Bouée, a show with a penchant for cynical existentialism and a monctonian perspective, tackles the biggest questions of our time: what is humanity's place in an infinite cosmos? Are we alone, or is there life elsewhere? Who, in the end, has left the light on?

An effervescent, hybrid work, Bouée explores the absurd space between humanity's everyday anxieties and the potential of its interstellar ambitions. Perhaps the link between the infinitely large and the incredibly small is ultimately us.

Using live cameras, (almost) sci-fi movie-Esque tricks, scale models and fishing line, Bouée is the most technologically imposing work Satellite Théâtre has ever created. Katrine Noël and Xavier Richard’s musical co-compositions move back and forth between a retro 8-bit sound and languid Patsy Cline-like ballads.

In their second play, after the incandescent OVERLAP, Céleste Godin digs deeper into questions about the intimate and the collective in their own abrasive yet benevolent style.

SHOWTIMES

Saturday, June 7 @ 7:00pm*

*childcare + surtitled performance

TICKETS

RUNTIME

90 Minutes

VENUE

Alderney Landing Theatre

PRICE

Pay-What-You-Can-Afford
($20/$30/$40)

SEATING

General Admission Stadium Seating

AUDIENCE NOTES

Performed in French with English surtitles

CHILDCARE

EFT offers free onsite childcare at select events. Children must be registered in advance.

Please sign up here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc8M3A9B-tUcrvzd_oQ0nP0FpaSR2qTGBE2GqDAUk6IW7wgCg/viewform?usp=dialog

ACCESS NOTES

SURTITLING

This performance is performed in French with English surtitles.

AUDIO

Performers will be amplified with individual microphones.

ASSISTIVE LISTENING DEVICES

Phonak Roger FM/DM System available at Alderney Landing Theatre. Automatically connect via Wall Pilots or borrow a Telecoil device to sync with hearing aids and cochlear implants. Devices with headphones are also available. Please see the Box Office for assistance onsite.

ACCESSIBLE TICKET PRICES

All performances have pay-what-you-can-afford pricing. If cost is still a barrier, please email info@EasternFrontTheatre.com. Volunteers see shows free of charge! Sign up here.

TICKETING FEES

Our tickets and passes are sold through Tixr, which adds processing fees for both Tixr and Alderney Landing as well as HST. Tickets are also available to be purchased at the door, pending availability.

COVID

Masks are available on site and encouraged/appreciated but not required. Seating is by general admission and social distancing may not be possible. Alderney Landing Theatre achieves 8 ACH (Air Changes per Hour).

BABYSITTING

EFT offers free onsite childcare at select events. Children must be registered in advance.

Please sign up here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc8M3A9B-tUcrvzd_oQ0nP0FpaSR2qTGBE2GqDAUk6IW7wgCg/viewform?usp=dialog

TRANSIT ACCESS

The Halifax Transit Dartmouth Ferry arrives directly at Alderney Landing, and Alderney Gate is serviced by Halifax Transit buses #5, 6+, 53, 54, 55, 62, 158, 159, 161, 165.

PHYSICAL ACCESS

The Theatre is on the second level of Alderney Landing, accessible by passenger elevator and stairs. Parking is available onsite, with curbside dropoff and automatic doors at the main entrance to the building. Alderney Landing is connected to Alderney Gate by pedway, accessible by elevator, escalator and stairs.

STADIUM SEATING

Fixed stadium seats fold down and are 16.5 inches deep and 20 inches wide from the inside of each (shared) armrest. Front row seating is on the same level as the entrance and can be reserved in advance by emailing info@EasternFrontTheatre.com. There are stairs leading to the rest of the rows, 7 inches high and 17 inches deep. There is no handrail. Armless chairs are available upon request and will be placed in the front row, they are 16 inches deep and 15.5 inches wide. For assistance, or to request priority seating before the house is opened, please check in with EFT Staff or Volunteers.

ARMLESS SEATING

Armless seats are 16 inches deep and 15.5 inches wide. Seating is on the same level as the entrance. For assistance, or to request priority seating before the house is opened, please check in with EFT Staff or Volunteers.

BATHROOMS

There are two all gender bathrooms in the rotunda lobby, one with toilet stalls only, and one with toilet stalls and urinals. Both bathrooms are equipped with various hygiene products.

ENVIRONMENTAL SENSITIVITIES

We aim to provide a scent-free environment, and make every effort to use products that are scent-free where possible (including alcohol-based hand sanitizer). We encourage all patrons to be mindful of the effects of strong scents, and ask that patrons avoid wearing or using scented personal products while onsite.

COMMENTS, QUESTIONS OR CONCERNS?

If you have any questions about the accessibility measures in place for individual performances or workshops, please email access@easternfronttheatre.com.

CAST + CREW

The image shows a person standing indoors, smiling broadly at the camera. They have short, curly dark hair and are wearing a vibrant, short-sleeved button-up shirt with a bold floral pattern—white daisies with orange centers on a blue background. The setting appears to be a cozy, modern space with teal-colored walls, framed artwork, and casual furniture including a chair, table, and a patterned rug. The atmosphere feels cheerful and relaxed.

Mylène Després
Producer

Mylène Després is an dedicated cultural leader based in Moncton, NB. As Producer at Satellite Théâtre, she leads bold, community-rooted artistic initiatives. With a background in entrepreneurship and project management, she brings dynamic, collaborative leadership to cultural work that uplifts marginalized voices. Founder of La Station Workspace and La Station Creative & Support, she has built bridges between artists, entrepreneurs, and social organizations. Recognized with a Top 20 Under 40 award and as a finalist for multiple leadership honours, Mylène is a key figure in the Acadian arts scene, committed to strengthening the ties between art, inclusion, and community transformation.

Katrine Noel
Potentiel

Musicienne et compositrice dans le groupe Les Hay Babies depuis son adolescence, Katrine est une artiste touche à tout. Dessinatrice, réalisatrice, et tout récemment, comédienne. Elle a et la piqûre du théâtre pendant un rôle de choriste dans On a tous une Lydia Lee la comédie musicale de Marie-Jo Thério et plus récemment dans Viens avec moi, l'opéra rock des Hôtesses d’Hilaire. Son premier rôle fut celui de Suzon dans la réinterprétation du classique Huit Femmes présentée par le Théâtre populaire d’Acadie en 2019. Elle s’est depuis jointe à la famille de Satellite Théâtre comme créatrice-interprète dans Pépins: un parcours de petites détresses, et dans Bouée de Céleste Godin. Le jeu est vite devenu une de ses nouvelles passions. Un beau grand défi qu'elle entreprend avec beaucoup d'amour.

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Ludger Beaulieu
Actor

Thespian and multidisciplinarian artist, Philip André possesses more than 30 years of experience in the performing arts. His path has led him from theatre to dance, cinema to opera, flirting with poetry as well as the visual arts world. Actor, stage manager, artistic director and event organizer, Philip André is also a regular professor at the Drama Department, as well as the Education Faculty of the Université de Moncton. He combined his passion for the environment and education, having worked as an interpreter at Parks Canada Agency for fifteen years. Philip André is a recurring emcee for many events including FICFA, the Atlantic Dance Festival and the Frye Festival. He has been chair of the South-Kent Cultural Society and is currently the theatre representative for the Acadian artist association.

Carlo Weka
Actor

Jean-Charles, mieux connu sous le nom de Carlo, est un récent gradué du département d'Art Dramatique de l'Université de Moncton (2022). Natif de Bathurst, il est interprète et écrivain à temps partiel. Dans le milieu des arts, Carlo commence à prendre de l’expérience en ayant joué dans l'évènement théâtral de UN.DEUX.TROIS, ainsi que dans quelques séries télévision notamment dans Mont-Rouge. En entamant son entrée officielle dans le milieu professionnel avec des projets à venir, Carlo travaille fort et continue à peaufiner son art pour un jour pouvoir contribuer à l’avancement des arts dramatiques en Acadie.

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Florence Brunet
Actor

Jean-Charles, mieux connu sous le nom de Carlo, est un récent gradué du département d'Art Dramatique de l'Université de Moncton (2022). Natif de Bathurst, il est interprète et écrivain à temps partiel. Dans le milieu des arts, Carlo commence à prendre de l’expérience en ayant joué dans l'évènement théâtral de UN.DEUX.TROIS, ainsi que dans quelques séries télévision notamment dans Mont-Rouge. En entamant son entrée officielle dans le milieu professionnel avec des projets à venir, Carlo travaille fort et continue à peaufiner son art pour un jour pouvoir contribuer à l’avancement des arts dramatiques en Acadie.