Fakeknot Arts Society
The Fakeknot Arts Society (business registration number 844632182RR0001) is a Canadian nonprofit arts organization. While specific details about its founding date and leadership are not publicly documented, it operates in alignment with the artistic endeavors associated with Les Productions Figlio.ca. The organization's web presence (www.lesproductionsfiglio.ca) suggests a focus on contemporary dance and multidisciplinary performance, though structural details remain unspecified in available records.

Artistic Work
Les Productions Figlio, under which the society likely operates, was founded in 2006 by choreographer Serge Bennathan. The company specializes in raw, movement-driven works that emphasize physical vulnerability and emotional intensity[1][2]. Productions such as Contes Cruels (performed in 2023) showcase a minimalist aesthetic, utilizing stark lighting, exposed staging, and choreography that blends explosive lifts with introspective, fleshly expression[3].

Repertoire and Collaborations
The company has produced nine full-length works since its inception, though specific titles beyond Contes Cruels are not detailed in publicly available sources. Collaborations with designers such as James Proudfoot (lighting) highlight a commitment to atmospheric staging that amplifies the thematic tension between human desire and existential judgment[3]. Feedback from performances often emphasizes the dancers' "physical toughness" juxtaposed with lyrical vulnerability[3].

Funding and Status
As a registered nonprofit (844632182RR0001), the Fakeknot Arts Society presumably relies on grants, donations, and public funding to support its productions. No financial disclosures or operational reports are publicly accessible as of current records.

Note: The relationship between "Fakeknot Arts Society" and "Les Productions Figlio" is inferred from shared branding and web presence. Independent verification of corporate structure is unavailable.