Words by Sophie Catherine Chinner. From the company that produced SEXBOX, Da-Da-Darling and the 50-minute arthouse film The Ballet of the Nations, Bristol based dance company Impermanence tackle an innovative, new adaptation of the Bertolt Brecht […]
Words by Katie Hagan The idiom ‘lost in space’ typically refers to something that occurs sporadically or very rarely. In the case of Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker’s Mitten Wir Im Leben Sind (“In the Midst […]
A duet at the end of Them/Us stops me in my tracks. This evening of two separate works — demonstrating opposing modes of creation — is variable. But, in these final few minutes, I fall in […]
Words by Katie Hagan If you brought Dostoevsky back into a room to ask if his novel, The Idiot, could be considered an ‘embodied text’, I wonder what his answer would be. Renowned Japanese choreographer […]