Despite the pandemic, Didier has not slowed down and continues to work on several projects. He was a spokesperson for the Fête Nationale in 2020, participated in a theater lab at the TNM with the play Abraham Lincoln va au Théâtre which will also be performed in 2023, he continued to work on a few series including Léo, Alix et les Merveilleux, Caméra Café and Les Beaux Malaises. He will be part of season 3 of La Faille and has several other projects planned for the coming months!

On stage, Didier played Martin Luther King at the Duceppe Theatre for the play Au Sommet de la Montagne in February and March 2022 and will be part of the cast of the play Mon Île, Mon Cœur of The 7 Fiingers in the fall of 2022.

Pablo is a professional circus artist. He began his circus studies in 2002 at the Circo Enaccion training center (Cordoba, Argentina), and graduated from the professional circus program at escuela de circo La Arena (Buenos Aires), in 2009. His multidisciplinary circus training is linked to a strong base in Contemporary dance, focusing on the techniques of flying low, asymmetrical motion, contact dance and passing through.

From 2009 to 2014 Pablo was part of the house troupes of the contemporary circus company La Arena and the UNSAM Acrobatic Theatre Company, which presented in different Latin American festivals, such as: Ibero American Theater Festival, Manizales Festival, Londrinas Festival. In Argentina, he founded La Sordina circus and the circus/dance company Me Mataras. Since 2014, he works with the Canadian company, The 7 Fingers (Cuisine et Confessions, Vice & Vertu, Duel Reality and Passager) performing over 600 shows in 16 countries. In 2019, he began exploring acrobatic and dance duo work with his partner, Anna Kichtchenko, under the duo name, The Chita Project.

Pablo is also a Superior Technician in Visual Arts from the LIBERO PIERINI School of Fine Arts.

Spending his summers up north surrounded by the vast forests and lakes of Quebec, Samuel always had plenty of room to have fun and let his imagination run free. All this freedom allowed him to explore and try many different things. After years of competitive sports and a short career in plumbing, he stumbled upon the circus arts. He went on to graduate as a Russian Cradle and Hand to Hand base from the National Circus School of Montreal in June of 2017. Since then Sam has worked for many different companies and toured internationally with Passengers from The 7 Fingers. 

Brin grew up in the green mountains of Vermont, spending much of his free time in the performing arts community. At thirteen he joined Circus Smirkus, spending his teenage summer’s performing all around New England. Brin decided to further his passion for circus at l’École national de Cirque in Montreal, specializing in tight wire and acrobatic research. After graduating in 2018, he immediately started the four month creation for Passagers with The 7 Fingers, and toured the show internationally for two years. During the pandemic, Brin continued to pursue his personal projects including the formation of a new acrobatic dance collective titled People Watching, with Sabine Van Rensburg, Jeremi Levesque and Natasha Patterson. Recently the collective went into a month-long residency at The 7 Fingers studios, supported by the Conseil des arts et des lettres du Québec. 

Having practiced almost every sport imaginable and having a great fascination for the arts of all kinds, it was at the age of 14 that Louis-David jumped on a trapeze for the very first time. Two years later, the young Quebecer entered the prestigious National Circus School of Montreal where he perfected his art for four years. At the age of 20, he and his partner at the time, Rosalie Ducharme, graduated from the ENC as the Waz'O Duo and presented their fixed trapeze duo act which quickly became an internationally renowned reference in the world of trapeze duo. Very soon after their graduation, the young trapeze artists joined the creation of Cirque du Soleil's Totem, directed by Robert Lepage, to perform their original trapeze act over 850 times. Three years later, his partner was forced to stop performing, forcing Louis-David to perfect his solo skills on the Cyr wheel and the fabric.

After two years of performing solo, he met Marie-Christine Fournier and together they decided to devote the time necessary to develop a brand new fixed trapeze duo act. Their efforts paid off as they were awarded the Grock d'Or at the Festival International de Cirque de Vaudreuil-Dorion in 2014. Since then, they have been working on various contracts around the world with renowned companies such as Cirque du Soleil, Cirque Éloize, Palazzo, 45 Degrees, Le Plus Grand Cabaret Du Monde, Wintergarten Variete, Cirque de Paname. They have adapted their acts to many different creative worlds.
The pandemic forced Louis-David to reinvent himself and to think outside the box. He started practicing hair suspension, a discipline mainly practiced by women. Through pain, he found his own way to move and let his gestures speak for themselves. This is his very first performance with the ''capillotraction''.

Will was born and raised in San Francisco California. He began training Chinese acrobatics when he was eight years old with master trainer Mr. Lu Yi.  Over the years, his love for training and performing grew. His passion for Circus eventually led him to Montreal, where he continued his training and broadened his knowledge of circus at the “National Circus School”.  

In 2005 he started touring with the original “Traces”, his first show with “The 7 Fingers”.  He went on to perform in various projects with the Fingers, including Psy (2009), Queen of the Night (2013), Intersection (2014), Cuisine & Confessions (2014), Bosch Dreams (2016), and Vice & Vertu (2017).Will is also known for his duo Chinese Pole act with his partner Heloise Bourgeois (gold medal, Festival Mondial du Cirque de Demain).  They enjoyed four years traveling and performing their act with various companies, cabarets, and festivals worldwide.
He now continues to perform as a generalist and Chinese Pole specialist. He also collaborates as an acrobatic coordinator and coach with companies such as Cirque Eloize and Cirque du Soleil. 
He is especially inspired to expand his personal limits as an artist through theater, text, music and movement, as well as push the boundaries of Circus as an art form.

Marilou was raised in a family of geologists in the forests of Abitibi. Arts and sports is what piques the curiosity of this child of the woods. Attracted by the high level of physical fitness and the absurdity of the artistic, she starts synchronized swimming at a very young age. This discipline will lead her to discover the circus. 
Marilou graduated from the National Circus School of Montreal in 2015. Since then, she has worked for many companies including Circus Monti (Switzerland), Cirque Éloize (Montreal), Cirkus Cirkör (Sweden), LION LION (Montreal), EcH2Osystème (Quebec City) and The 7 Fingers (Montreal). In 2019, she will participate in the international circus festivals YoungStage (Switzerland) and Conakry (Guinea).
In her spare time, Marilou trains in Muay Thai and is a bike mechanic.