Nathalie Gagné
| Nathalie Gagné | |
|---|---|
 Nathalie Gagné | |
| Born | Trois-Pistoles, Quebec, Canada |
| 🏫 Education | Saint-Hyacinthe College |
| 💼 Occupation | Makeup designer |
Nathalie Gagné, born in Trois-Pistoles, is a Canadian makeup designer with Cirque du Soleil since 1995.[1][2]
Early life[edit]
At the age of 12, she drew interest in for makeup. After studying theatre production at Saint-Hyacinthe College, she became the first to graduate from the Montreal branch of the Parisian makeup school Christian Chauveau in 1988.[3]
Career[edit]
Gagne contributed to the success of more than 20 shows including; O, Love, Alegría to name a few and created 2,000 makeup designs from 5,000 sketches.
Key/Makeup for Cirque du Soleil's first motion picture, Alegría - An Enchanting Fable, and also was the Key/Makeup designer in the 3D movie of Cirque du Soleil: Worlds Away directed by Andrew Adamson in 2012.[4]
In her career she worked with creators like; Franco Dragone, Robert Lepage, Andrew Adamson, Thierry Mugler, Eiko Ishioka, Jamie King, Michael Curry and Dominique Lemieux.
She was nominated twice for a Gémeaux Award[5] by the Academy of Canadian Cinema & Television for “Best Makeup”, she also has worked in the theatre, film and television industry.
Cirque du Soleil[edit]
- 1995: Saltimbanco – Director Franco Dragone – Tour Show[6]
- 1996: Alegría – Director Franco Dragone – Tour Show
- 1996: Mystère – Director Franco Dragone – Las Vegas, USA
- 1996: Quidam – Director Franco Dragone – Tour Show
- 1998: ‘O’ – Director Franco Dragone – Las Vegas, USA[7]
- 1998: La Nouba – Director Franco Dragone – Orlando, USA
- 2002: Varekai – Director Dominic Champagne – Touring Show[8]
- 2003: Zumanity – Director Dominic Champagne – Las Vegas, USA
- 2004: Kà – Director Robert Lepage – Las Vegas, USA[9][10]
- 2005: Corteo – Director Daniele Finzi Pasca – Touring Show[11]
- 2006: Delirium – Director Michel Lemieux and Victor Pilon – Touring Show
- 2006: Love – Director Dominic Champagne – Las Vegas, USA[12]
- 2008: Zaia – Director Gilles Maheu – Macau, Asia
- 2008: Believe, Criss Angel – Director Serge Denoncourt – Las Vegas, USA
- 2008: 400th anniversary of Quebec City – Jean-François Bouchard – Quebec City, Canada[13]
- 2009: Viva Elvis – Director Vincent Paterson – Las Vegas, USA
- 2011: Iris – Director Philippe Decouflé – Los Angeles, USA
- 2012: Michael Jackson: One – Director Jamie King – Las Vegas, USA[14]
- 2012: The Light – Director Fernand Rainville – Mandeley Bay Las Vegas, USA
- 2014: Joyà – Director Martin Gervais – Grand Mayan Hotel, Mexico
- 2016: Paramour – Director Philippe Decouflé – Musical Lyric Theater, Broadway New-York[15][16]
- 2017: Helene Fischer Show – Director Omar Sharif Mukhtar – Germany
- 2019: Alegria in a New Light – Director Jean-Guy Legault – Touring Show[17][18]
- 2019: R.U.N – Director Michael Schwandt – Luxor Hotel – Las Vegas, Permanent[19]
Shows[edit]
- 2004: Anderson Project - Director Robert Lepage – Ex Machina, Canada
- 2009 to 2017: Master Class and Speaker - MAC Cosmetic – International
- 2010: Omaterra – Sherbrooke Theater, Canada
- 2010: El Campiello – Director Serge Denoncourt – Place des Arts Theater, Canada
- 2010: Speaker – SPA Canada Cosmetic – Toronto and Montreal
- 2014: Magic to Do – Director Stephen Schwartz – Princess Cruise
- 2015: Moby Dick – Director Dominic Champagne – Nouveau Monde Theater[20]
Movies and TV Shows[edit]
- 1993 to 1995: La Princesse Astronaute - Television Show, Canada
- 1999: Alegria – Director Franco Dragone – Netherlands
- 2010: World Away 3D – Directed by Andrew Adamson – Las Vegas and New Zealand[21]
References[edit]
- ↑ "Cirque du Soleil: what does it look like to be a make-up artist?" (Interview) (in français). Interviewed by Catherine Brezeky. Pure Trend. 27 September 2013.
- ↑ "The artisans of metamorphosis". Léa Martin, the Montreal Campus. March 4 2018
- ↑ "Five minutes with Nathalie Gagne". Mindfood Style. Retrieved May 18 2019
- ↑ "Natalie Gagne biography". Broadway World. Retrieved May 17 2019
- ↑ "11es prix Gémeaux".
- ↑ "Saltimbanco du Cirque du Soleil revient à Montréal pour son dernier tour de piste". Info Culture, Réjeanne Bouchard, December 20, 2012
- ↑ "'Flowers in the Desert': Cirque du Soleil in Las Vegas 1993 – 2012". Anne Margaret Toewe, University of Colorado at Boulder, Spring 2013 Page:166
- ↑ "Varekai, Royal Albert Hall, London". The Independent, UK. January 7 2010
- ↑ "Cirque du Soleil tops itself again with staging of "Ka"". Jerry Fink,Las Vegas Sun. February 4 2005
- ↑ "Cirque Du Soleil Pacts With Equity, AGVA For Broadway's 'Paramour'". Jeremy Gerard. Deadline. January 5 2016
- ↑ "How many loads of laundry does a Cirque du Soleil show take? Learn that and more ahead of Utah run". Deseret News Enterainment by Jenny Rollins. September 24, 2018
- ↑ "'Flowers in the Desert': Cirque du Soleil in Las Vegas 1993 – 2012". Anne Margaret Toewe, University of Colorado at Boulder, Spring 2013 Page:218
- ↑ "Jean-François Bouchard derrière le spectacle du 400e de Québec". La Presse - Katheleen Lavoie, October 15, 2008
- ↑ "Cirque du Soleil and the Estate of Michael Jackson present Michael Jackson One". Las Vegas Informer July 2 2013
- ↑ "Cirque du Soleil Sets 'Paramour' as First Show Created Just for Broadway". Thom Geier, The Wrap. June 2 2016
- ↑ "New Production of Cirque du Soleil Will Premiere on Broadway". David Gordon, Theatre Mania. August 19 2015
- ↑ "ALEGRÍA: In a New Light (Updated)". Fascination. January 25 2019
- ↑ "Cirque du Soleil introduces the creative team behind 'Alegría – The Return of an Icon'".Montreal Theater Hub, Camila Fitzgibbon, September 2018
- ↑ "R.U.N., the First Live Action Thriller By Cirque Du Soleil Will Premiere At Luxor In Las Vegas". Broadway World. April 30 2019
- ↑ "Review: Théâtre du Nouveau Monde follows Moby Dick into new waters". Montreal Gazette. October 2 2015
- ↑ "Cirque du Soleil : ça ressemble à quoi d'être maquilleuse de spectacle ?". PURETREND, Chatherine Brezeky, September 27 2013
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