Bruno-Pierre Houle
Performance Space Designer — TITLE LOADING
Bruno-Pierre Houle creates visual worlds for cinema and live performance. He conceived Of Course, What Did You Expect, My Child? an exhibit that reshaped the tale of Red Riding Hood. Houle is a member of allcaps collective. He is excited by unconventional storytelling and the creation of new work. Other collaborations include; Sapientia (Scapegoat Carnivale), You/Emma (Wandering Bark Theatre Co.), Die Zauberflöte (Butler Opera Center), Fit (Notch Theatre Co.), and the feature film Sarah Prefers to Run (La Boîte à Fanny inc.).
Bruno-Pierre is originally from Montreal, Quebec, Canada, attended the University of Texas at Austin and currently is based in New York City and Montreal.
TITLE LOADING, created by allcaps collective, for the Fusebox Festival and Cohen New Works Festival, April 2017.
With Title Loading, we wanted to find out what authenticity looks like to all of us now. How are we experimenting with our sense of control around who we are online. What happens when my online self becomes my real self? What happens when my grandchildren find my Twitter account? Through a year and a half long devised approach, we explored the evolving thresholds that shape the physical and digital worlds we live in. As a collective, we started from personal stories and researched what ideas and technologies allow humans to connect. From this, we created an introspective concert-experience that crosses the Millennial generational divide and puts the audience at the center of the show.
