Trailer - Bon voyage
Montreal in 1885 : Dalhousie Station and the Making of Canada
In a Montreal ravaged by an epidemic and a population up in arms against forced vaccinations, French Canadians got some terrible news. The date: November 16, 1885.
Bon Voyage is an audio drama podcast by Michel Marc Bouchard. To give listeners the history behind the story, it is accompanied by a series of episodes by historian Martin Landry about Montreal and Canada in the 1880s.
Bon Voyage is set at the inauguration of the transcontinental railway at Dalhousie Station in Montreal, a construction project with massive social and political ramifications that lies at the very foundations of Canada itself.
The podcast series Bon Voyage is produced by Cirque Éloize, whose creative studios are located in the former Dalhousie Station.
Written by Michel Marc Bouchard
Created, directed and produced by Zoé Gagnon-Paquin
Artistic Direction and Casting, Frédéric Bélanger of Cirque Éloize
In a Montreal ravaged by an epidemic and a population up in arms against forced vaccinations, French Canadians got some terrible news. The date: November 16, 1885.
Bon Voyage is an audio drama podcast by Michel Marc Bouchard. To give listeners the history behind the story, it is accompanied by a series of episodes by historian Martin Landry about Montreal and Canada in the 1880s.
Bon Voyage is set at the inauguration of the transcontinental railway at Dalhousie Station in Montreal, a construction project with massive social and political ramifications that lies at the very foundations of Canada itself.
The podcast series Bon Voyage is produced by Cirque Éloize, whose creative studios are located in the former Dalhousie Station.
Written by Michel Marc Bouchard
Created, directed and produced by Zoé Gagnon-Paquin
Artistic Direction and Casting, Frédéric Bélanger of Cirque Éloize
Written by Michel Marc Bouchard
Created, directed and produced by Zoé Gagnon-Paquin
Artistic Direction and Casting, Frédéric Bélanger of Cirque Éloize
Historical research, Martin Landry
Executive producer and original concept, Hélène Simonin of Cirque Éloize
Creative direction, Claudia Couture and Richard Dagenais of Cirque Éloize
Original music, Sébastien Langlois
Recorded at La Shop
Sound design and post-production, Mathis Zgajnar and the Audiotopie coop
Featuring the voices of: Julie Trépanier, Philippe Lacroix, Éloi Archambault, Russell Yuen and Jean-Philippe Baril-Guérard
This Cirque Éloize production was made possible by the financial support of the Conseil des arts et des lettres du Québec