Philippe Lessard-Drolet

Pascal Robitaille

Bruno Bouchard

Sculpting space in time

TRI is a multidisciplinary production company based in Quebec City that focuses on the meeting of sound, image, object, engineeringand life. Navigating between disciplines, TRI's productions mix raw arttechniques, new technologies and popular and contemporary arts. Passionateabout DIY, "making do" and the power of transformed objects, theseartists are constantly in search of new scripting. This"undisciplined" approach implies that it is the projects themselvesthat dictate the disciplinary needs, places and conditions of creation. Withina multidisciplinary setting, TRI advocates the use of the discipline as a toolor material rather than an end itself, always searching for new correlationsbetween the different practices. In recent years, the trio has accumulatedcollaborations in the fields of theater, dance, music and visual arts.

Awards and recognition

Les Arts et la Ville

Prix Citoyen de la culture Andrée-Daigle
2025

Conseil des Arts du Canada

Prix Victor-Martyn-Lynch-Staunton remis à Bruno Bouchard
2017
Yves Leclerc - Le Journal de Québec

To appreciate Alice!, you need an open mind, a willingness to embrace the unknown, and the ability to get swept up in the unique madness of Théâtre Rude Ingénierie. The play shakes up the status quo, and that is exactly how it should be.

Pascaline Lamarre, Le Carrefour de Québec

Free // saying yes is also a celebration, but a strange one: joyful, poignant, unhinged, and sometimes downright chaotic. A collective dance where human and non-human entities meet in a fragile balance between freedom and choreography.

Percées-Exploration in the performing arts

The combination of the words "théâtre," "rude," and "ingénierie" creates as much meaning as it does paradoxes, and it is precisely from these successive frictions that the collective's practice emerges.