Sometimes one is just blown away by a theatre piece. This happened to me last night with CIE I.D.A. and Mark Tompkins last night. Their
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While its roots are in choreographed contact improvisation, Ondrisova takes her dancers much further. Movement is a reflection of both thought and feeling.
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It’s refreshing to see a choreographer leaving behind both deconstructionism and maudlin love to take on the world.
Leave a CommentTaking on masterworks which can be seen in direct comparison with the world’s best dance companies is a risky strategy but this time pays off.
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between two worlds is in an incredible soundscape built on music from Johan Johansson and Jon Hopkins. We are taken to another world.
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La Sylphide is one of the easiest ballets to perform and one of the most difficult ballets to get perfect. The dangers of La Sylphide are many.
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Dancing with pillows limits the range and precision of dance. On the other hand, metal frames are a powerful physical metaphor.
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The existential questions about sexuality and violence which Double Points: HELL strives to raise remain unanswered and for me unilluminated.
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