After graduating in marketing from the École Supérieure de Commerce de Compiègne (France) in 1996, Lydie Revez worked as a commercial attaché with the marketing wing of the consulate general of France in Köln (Germany) for one year. In the summer of 1997, she moved to Montreal, where, by a stroke of fate, she was put into contact with Tangente, Robert Duplessis and Dena Davida. Out of this chance meeting grew a collaboration that lasted for seven years, one that enabled her to discover a stimulating milieu based on creativity and imagination. While working in the communications department at Tangente, Lydie Revez also carried out various administrative tasks, helping her to acquire an in-depth knowledge of the issues and challenges particular to the dance milieu. After accomplishing great things both personally and on a family level, Ms. Revez, now in her early thirties, begins a new professional challenge as Administrative Director of the company CAS PUBLIC.

Après un Baccalauréat en danse contemporaine - cheminement interprétation - de l'UQÀM en 1987, Fleurette Paquin se dirige vers la gestion de projets et la logistique d'événements artistiques. Sa vision globale de l'organisation culturelle nourrit sa carrière au service de la danse. De 1987 à 1990, elle est en charge d'événements pour le module danse de la Ville de Montréal puis assume avec brio la logistique de sept éditions du Festival International de nouvelle danse de 1989 à 1999. Elle a été directrice administrative ainsi que directrice de production et de tournée pour la Compagnie Pol Pelletier (1994-1997) et pour la compagnie de danse contemporaine Van Grimde Corps Secrets (2005-2007). Elle a aussi assuré la direction de production (1997-2002) ainsi que la direction administrative (2002-2004) de Tangente. Depuis septembre 2007, grâce à sa motivation et son implication Fleurette gère au sein de Cas Public la direction de production et de tournées avec rigueur et enthousiasme

After graduating from the Option-Théâtre program at collège Lionel-Groulx, Samuel Thériault was immediately hired as a technical assistant at Salle Pauline-Julien. Since then, he has worked as a technical director (sound and video) for various touring shows and events, including the Quebec tour of the Canadian exhibit presented at the 2003 Prague Quadriennale, Poiléplumes (theatre production for young audiences) and the 40th Jeux du Québec in St-Hyacinthe. In 2004, Samuel started his own sound design company. He has since done the layback (final mixing stage) for several video projects, including the series Bébé à bord (canal Vox), a corporate video for Collège Bourget as well as a short film. Samuel joined the team at Cas Public in January 2007, giving himself a chance to combine sound, video and technical direction.

After graduating with distinction from Collège Lionel-Groulx's Option-Théâtre in 2002, Andréanne Deschênes went on to design the lighting for Simone et Victor, a Théâtre Quatre/Corps production, and for Tout ce qui est debout se couchera by the company Trois Tristes Tigres. She subsequently became involved in the dance milieu, acting as lighting director for Document 3 by Lynda Gaudreau and for Chantier and Zo by Collectif Zeugma. In 2005, she worked as assistant stage director on the Sylvie-Catherine Beaudoin production, Le Boudoir. After touring with the company on a few occasions as assistant technical director for the shows If You Go Down to the Woods Today and Blue Beard,

After studying visual art, Pierre Lecours shifted his focus to dance, graduating from LADMMI in 1999.

He has since performed mainly with La Fondation Jean-Pierre Perreault (L’Exil-L’Oubli and Joe), Cas Public (Incarnation, Nous n’irons plus aux bois and Courage mon amour), Whatwhatiwhat (Between/within), Le carré des Lombes (Play it again) and O Vertigo (Étude #3 pour cordes et poulies). He marked his return to Cas Public in August 2007. As a choreographer, Pierre has created some 13 works over the past 10 years, and his works have been presented in Montreal, Québec City, Lennoxville and Baie St-Paul.

With a passion for the art of body movement, Isabelle has been teaching since the young age of 14.  She started out as a dance teacher for children of all ages.  A graduate of LADMMI, a prestigious professional contemporary dance program in Montreal, she had her 1st contact with the pilates method in the 90’s. Since 2001, certified by Polestar Education, she has been teaching all over Montreal.

In 2002, she opened a small studio, Solstice Pilates, which has been thriving ever since with a small exclusive clientele. She has  taught functional anatomy and dance conditioning in LADMMI’s college program since 2004.  She has also been invited to work as a guest instructor on a regular basis with the dance company Cas Public  , since 2008.

She recently (2010) joined the team of pilates intructors and rehabilitation specialists at Cirque du Soleil in Montreal working with athletes on performance enhancement, injury prevention and rehabilitation. Continuing her quest for knowledge, she has developed a partnership with the internationally acclaimed  Franklin Method, hosting workshops for them in collaboration with LADMMI. She has  studied numerous complimentary somatic techniques with masters such as Tom Myers, Eric Franklin, Morten Dithmer, Irene Dowd, Elisabeth Larkham, Nora St-John, Marie-Josée Bloom, Kam Thaye Chow and more. Having been offered many career opportunities, she has decided to dedicate herself to her studio and performance artists, trying to stay true to her values and live her passion for the art that is transforming a body and a life, building a human connection that is priceless...

Since 2004, Dorian Nuskind-Oder has pursued parallel careers as a video artist, choreographer and dancer. Recent video projects include a commissioned music video for Seattle-based band, "The Thoughts", and video projections for Cas Public's Variations S. Her choreography has been presented in venues such as Tangente, Studio 303, Institute for Contemporary Art (Boston, MA), Joyce Soho (NYC), Dance Theater Workshop (NYC) and Dixon Place (NYC). From 2004 to 2009, Dorian was a dancer with the New York City based company Misnomer Dance Theater, and she is currently in creation with the theater company, Joe Jack et John. More information about Dorian can be found at http://www.delicatebeast.com.

Laurier began his musical training at the age of four. He went on to work with such great teachers as Marc Durand (Université de Montréal) and Julian Martin (Juilliard School). The winner of several competitions, including the FCAR and the Canada Music Competition, the young musician has also taken part in various international stages, and he obtained his master’s diploma from Université de Montréal at age 21. Passionate about dance, Laurier has collaborated with renowned Montreal choreographer Hélène Blackburn as well as French choreographer Christophe Garcia. As a composer, he has also fostered an interest in musical theatre, collaborating with playwright Érika Tremblay.

Photographer Damian Siqueiros recently adopted Montreal as his home, but began his brilliant career in his native Mexico where he was born in 1980. His work has been featured in prestigious magazines among them Vogue and Elle, used to drive world-renowned brands like Mercedes Benz and appeared in many well known galleries. Inspired by religious themes and iconography, 17th century painters and beaux-arts sensibility, Damian fuses his talent with digital technology to blur de boundaries between the real and the fictional, and to create beautiful pieces by their own right.

Martin Tétreault is an internationally-renowned sound artist based in Montreal. He is a leading figure in improvisation using turntables, unusual vinyl surfaces and objects. Tétreault`s trajectory includes various productions on compact disc and live performances with a range of collaborators: Diane Labrosse, René Lussier, Erik.M, Michel F Côté, I8U, Otomo Yoshihide, Xavier Charles, Kid Koala, and many more. He is the composer and director of a turntable quartet since 2006. His work has appeared under several labels including Ambiances magnétiques, Erstwhile, Japanimprov, Oral, victo and Vand’œuvre. Commissioned for music, dance, theatre, poetry and installation, Tétreault has been the recipient of many grants and awards. Since 2006 he leads a turntable quartet.