Hélène Remoué
Hélène Remoué is a performer, choreographer, and dance teacher based in Montréal, Tio’ti:ake. She began dancing at a young age, exploring a variety of styles before specializing in contemporary dance at the Conservatory of Bordeaux and then in Paris in 2009. In 2011, she moved across the Atlantic to continue her training at the École de Danse Contemporaine de Montréal (EDCM), where she graduated in 2014. Soon after, she developed a strong interest in creation, leading to works such as It Will Take Women, Collision, Loch Ness, and Sans rien forcer—a standout at the ZH Festival (2019), presented at Tangente in 2022 and later reworked as a duet for the in situ context of Festival Quartiers Danses (2022) and Festival RU with Odace événements (2024). In her creative practice, Hélène explores bodily experiences that stretch the mind toward vertigo and extravagance. She emphasizes the body’s technical potential to craft gestures that are both visually sensual and explosive. Deeply committed to teaching, she shares her expertise at Montréal’s top performing arts schools—École de Danse Contemporaine de Montréal, École Supérieure du Ballet du Québec, and the National Circus School—where she fosters a dual approach to learning that is both visionary and human-centered.
