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Safia Nolin is a French-Canadian folk-pop singer-songwriter from Quebec. Her music combines personal vulnerability with a strong political perspective, exploring identity, exclusion, and social norms. As a queer artist, she challenges established ideas of beauty and gender and transforms her own experiences of otherness into a powerful artistic language.
Through projects such as Seum, UFO Religion, Surveillée et Punie (Watched and Punished), and Reprises Vol. 3, Safia Nolin continues to develop a raw and intimate body of work that moves between melancholy, resistance, and emotional honesty. Her music explores alienation, social control, and vulnerability, turning personal experiences into universal reflections on belonging, pain, and self-determination.
Philippe Cyr is a Canadian theatre director and artistic director. In 2012, he founded the company l’Homme allumette, dedicated to creating new forms of theatre that explore transgression, social norms, and the complexities of human existence.
His most notable works include Le iShow (2013), J’aime Hydro (2016), Le poids des fourmis (2019), Corps titan (titre de survie) (2021), and Insoutenables longues étreintes (2023). Since 2021, he has been artistic director and co-general manager of Théâtre Prospero in Montréal. His productions have received critical acclaim and have been presented across Canada, South America, and Europe.
