Under the theme of cabaret and named "Quincy Horse," this performance conceived by professor Mélanie Gizart invited the audience to discover the different facets of this stage art. From iconic props to choreographies highlighting the importance of staging, each performance was carefully designed to offer a rich and varied show that delighted the many spectators present.
Eighteen performances followed each other on stage, alternating between lively rhythms and more emotional choreographies. The carefully chosen costumes, along with the lighting effects, contributed to creating a true cabaret atmosphere and immersing the spectators in the world of the show.
A big bravo was extended to the students for their performances, to the professor for coordinating classes and rehearsals, to the precious helpers who worked backstage, and to the parents for their investment throughout the year. Thanks also go to Julie Bonin, president of the ACLS, and all the association's volunteers for their mobilization and contribution to the success of this gala, initially planned for June and postponed due to heatwaves.
The next gala is scheduled for the end of May 2027.
