Emplume is a street theater duet made up of two twin sisters. Their work has been classified as "urban animation." The duet has performed in their native Quebec and various venues around the world. History The circus and theater company Emplume was founded by Josette and Francoise Lepine in 2007, who produce and interpret all the acts. Françoise is a multidisciplinary artist who had her debut on street theater during her adolescence. She obtained her diploma at the Rimouski Music Conservatory, in Quebec City Circus School and Clown Francine Coté School. In 2009 she obtained a master's degree in theoretical physics. Josette debuted as pianist at the Rimouski Music Conservatory at age 19. Since then she has become professional accordionist, and she debuted on street drama in 2001. She has also studied dance, physical and circus theater, particularly at the Quebec City Circus School. Danielle Berbau and Sylvain Leblanc also participate on the show as set design assistants. Celine Coté is the choreography assistant and Jérémie Guilbault Asselin in charge of lightning. Emplume currently performs in Quebec City, where they continue to train with the Quebec City Circus School. Artistry Emplume's performance, can have a flexible duration from 5 to 45 minutes depending on the demand. It is for audiences of all ages, and it can be performed in theatres or outdoors. This show has been presented in French, English, Spanish or mute. It has been presented in six countries and was a finalist at the Kingston Busker Rendez-Vous. The spectacle of juggling tricks offered by the Canadian twins and Josette Francoise Lepine, consists of different acts, such as "The dance of the balls" where the twins are introduced completely inside giant balloons. Juggling with umbrellas is another act, as well as "The appearance of fruit", in which bananas and other items suddenly appear. Through their performances they try to fire up the emotions of the audience. Presentations The group has performed in Quebec as part of Cirque du Soleil, and at international festivals in Japan, Argentina and Mexico, in festivals such as: Festival de la Cultura Infantil, Sinaloa, Mexico (2010), Festival Cultural de Marzo, Lagos de Moreno, Mexico (2010), Noge Street Performers Festival, Yokohama (2009), Clown Festival Payasadas, Rosario, Argentina (2008), Circus Festival Hazmereír, Mar del Plata, Argentina 2008, Kingston Buskers Rendez-vous, Festival finale, Kingston, Ontario (2008), World street performers festival of Trois-Rivières, Trois-Rivières (2007 and 2009), Éveil du