Édouard Lock
Choreographer of 'La La La Human Steps'
Born
March 3rd, 1954
71 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
Canada
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Born in Morocco and later moving to Canada, a prominent dancer and choreographer developed a unique style that blurred the lines between dance and theater. Founded the dance company La La La Human Steps, which became known for its innovative and avant-garde performances. Collaborated with various artists and composed notable works that challenged traditional dance forms. Throughout the career, received multiple awards and recognition for contributions to contemporary dance, particularly for choreography that emphasized physicality and expressiveness.
Founded La La La Human Steps dance company
Choreographed 'Amjad' and 'Human Sex' performances
Won the Jean A. Chalmers Award
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