Acknowledgements:
   The exhibition "Les
Sortilèges and their
Wardrobe: 33 Years of
Costumes from Here and
Elsewhere" has been put
together from the Centre's
archives by Isabelle Bloas,
coordinator of the Marius-
Barbeau Centre. It has also

been made possible through
the unrelenting work of Jimmy
Di Genova, director and
founder of the Centre, and
through his manuscript: ''Les
Sortilèges: La passion de la
danse'', to be published in
2012 in Quebec City by Les
Éditions GID; through the
involvement of Claudette

Chartrand, Pierre Chartrand,
Monique Racine and Monik
Vincent, former Sortilèges
dancers, who brought in their
comments and rectifications.
We also want to thank Ahmet
Lüleci, choreographer, for
sharing with us his knowledge
of Turkish costumes ; Cédric
Plante, archivist, for

processing the Sortilèges'
textual archival material and
tracing the documents
relevant to this exhibition ;
Isabelle Jeannotte-Pélissier,
seamstress for Les
Sortilèges, for realizing in
2001 a repertoire of their
costumes ; Joëlle Castonguay,
Émilie Beausoleil-Lavoie,