Words by Florence Nicholls. I went into this performance not having come across Eve Stainton’s work before. But, a solo choreography built on riot arrest imagery and 1980s Crime Watch TV, accompanied by a live orchestra […]
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Reflecting on care at Elettra Giunta’s WMN* event
Words by Sarah Lapinsky. Where does care fit in art? It can be difficult to locate it at all in this hectic world. Care describes a thoughtful “how” in the intent of effort, whether that’s […]
Power & pain in Dynamicaa’s QUEER’D
Words by Isabela Palancean. A kaleidoscopic floor covered in multicoloured, multitextured garments. Strange mounds protruding from underneath. A fluffy pink bunny rabbit suddenly emerging from the hallway, as if by magic. Where are we? Theoretically, we should be […]
EMOTION at Siobhan Davies Studios
Words by Lydia Wharf. I’ll start with a disclaimer – they had me at the mention of ‘dawn’. Whilst I realise that it’s not everyone’s cup of tea, there’s something genuinely exciting about the notion […]
Jeremy Nedd’s from rock to rock
Words by Eoin Fenton. In 2014 Brooklyn-native Terrence ‘2 Milly’ Ferguson coined a dance move that would dominate the 2010s, the Milly Rock. You may not know it by name, but the simple movement of […]
KWAM Collective’s evening of performance at Longfield Hall
Words by Florence Nicholls. When I’m pining for some performance, I look to see what’s on at the big venues, inevitably picking a £25 nosebleed seat to look down onto a perfectly lit stage. It’s […]
Maya Lee-Parritz’s SHADOW BABY
Words by Liana Zhen-ai. SHADOW BABY is the latest work by choreographer Maya Lee-Parritz. Presented at and by Pageant, an artist-run performance space in East Williamsburg, the work took place from June 5–6th, 2025. As […]
Gary Clarke’s arresting Detention
Words by Francesca Matthys. Inspired, blown away and moved are just a handful of emotions I am left with after watching Gary Clarke Company’s Detention. In the post performance discussion, Gary Clarke shares that this […]
DOS x METAMAN: A Conversation in Movement and Modular Sound
Words by Isabela Palancean. Marking my first time visiting the birthplace of drama and feta cheese (according to a giant LIDL advert inside the city’s airport), I attended KRAMA Festival – a cross-disciplinary platform connecting […]
Thick & Tight’s Natural Behaviour
Words by Stella Rousham. “I was often told that my dancing wasn’t masculine enough.” Daniel Hay-Gordon’s pre-recorded reflections seep out to the audience as he takes centre stage wearing what he describes as rehearsal clothes: […]