Louise LeCavalier, a celebrated contemporary dancer from Canada, achieved widespread recognition during her tenure with the esteemed Canadian dance company, La La La Human Steps. Her striking appearance, characterized by her platinum dreadlocks, was matched only by her impressive physical abilities and mastery of the awe-inspiring full-body barrel jump, which resembles a horizontal pirouette. This unique combination of traits made her an iconic representative of the company.
Throughout her illustrious career, Louise LeCavalier had the privilege of performing in numerous groundbreaking productions, including Human Sex (1985),New Demons (1987),Infante, c'est destroy (1991),2 (1995),and Salt (1998). As a central figure and luminary of La La La Human Steps for nearly two decades, she dedicated herself wholeheartedly to her craft, pouring her heart and soul into every performance. With her unwavering passion and generosity, Louise LeCavalier embodied the very essence of dance on the cutting edge, mesmerizing audiences worldwide with her breathtaking artistry.
