Nathalie Claude

Nathalie Claude is a self-described "actress, director, dancer, choreographer, writer, and a sometimes MC, Drag King, clown, artistic coach and musician" from Montreal. She works in French and in English and sometimes creates bilingual performances. She created her first five solos for Studio 303 in Montreal and toured many of them to Toronto, New York, Berlin, Florence and Ljubljana." One of her most notable works was Le Salon Automate/The Salon Automaton, in which she shared the stage with three human-sized robots. Created in 2008 at Montreal's Usine C, it then toured Quebec, and was featured in Buddies In Bad Times' 2009 theatre season, all to great critical acclaim. As a member of the theater collective Momentum, she collaborated with such artists as Céline Bonnier and Lin Snelling to generate theatre pieces, including: Les Filles de Séléné, La Fête des Morts, and Limbes/Limbo. She has been a contributor to two Montreal-based annual queer feminist platforms: Le Boudoir, a lesbian cabaret night which existed from 1994–2006, and Edgy Women, a platform for feminist experimental performance which incarnated annually from 1993 - 2016. From Wikipedia (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nathali...) under Creative Commons Attribution CC-BY-SA 3.0 (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/b...)