Ollie Robertson had planned the workshop well and seemed to come to us without the prejudice sometimes afforded to the older dancer.
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True to it’s title Lore is rich in symbolism and references to folklore. It is a work about the world of ancient gods in the mists of time and the humans that have interacted with these gods
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Jasmin Vardimon’s Alice takes us on a magical mystery tour of her own making.
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As soon as the premiere of Vortex finished, I bought a ticket for the following evening. The piece is rich, varied, surprising and rewards a second viewing.
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Well done DanceEast for putting together such an interesting programme
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I love that moment when the audience starts to fill the auditorium. The outside world is brought in clinging to our clothing and in the buzz of conversation. Then the sudden hush where in the silence it is no longer ‘I’ but ‘we’ waiting in anticipation.
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Hofesh Shechter presents a reworking of his masterpiece Political Mother with his new generation of young dancers adding to the original title the word Unplugged.
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This performance lived up to its name – it was a walk in Christchurch Park in Ipswich, and it was extraordinary.
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The naked human body surely is endlessly fascinating, often contentious but always beautiful. Looked at for long enough it is quirky, peculiar, and almost surreal but still beautiful
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