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Dayna McLeod is a middle-ageing queer video and performance artist whose work uses humour, and capitalizes on exploiting the body’s social and material conditions using performance-based practices. Her latest video, I Live for Menopause, won the Prix du Public in the Experimental category at Cineffable, Paris International Lesbian & Feminist Film Festival in 2019.

Melissa Raymond graduated from the Dance Department of Concordia University in 2007, and holds a Master’s degree in Urban Planning from Université de Montréal. “My choreographic practice leans towards an urge to excavate memories, to look into what remains ingrained in the mind and the body long after the processes of repetition and performance. Seeing

Helen Simard is a choreographer, performer and rehearsal director. After working with Solid State Breakdance for 12 years, an artist collective that combined street and contemporary dance, and participating in the creation of 9 shows, she switched gears in 2012 to lead her own artistic projects. As an independent choreographer, Helen collaborates with musicians and