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Review: I Woke Up Feeling Electric, The Hope Theatre
“If you don’t rock the boat, you won’t drown” is the line that perfectly encapsulates artificially intelligent operating system Liberty 6.6.5, otherwise known ...
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Review: REDD, Barbican Theatre
Having made enormous (and innovative waves) in the world of dance theatre with Blak, Whyte, Gray in 2017, associates of The Barbican, Boy Blue, return home wit...
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Review: Kalakuta Republik, Barbican
Taking inspiration from the life and work of Fela Kuti, magnetic musician, Afrobeat pioneer and unwavering political activist, Kalakuta Republik – receiving it...
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Review: Brighton Festival, TrapTown, Brighton Dome
Ultima Vez, a contemporary dance company formed by Belgian choreographer Wim Vandekeybus, deliver the UK premiere of their show TrapTown as part of Brighton Fe...
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Review: Brighton Fringe, May I Speak About Dance, The Old Market
May I Speak About Dance, as the title suggests, is a performance-lecture where the audience is invited to explore their responses to dance. The house lights st...
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Review: Wild Card: Where Ye From, Sadler’s Wells
Where Ye From combines spoken word poetry, song and dance to create a contemporary medium of theatre that just isn’t seen regularly in London. This compilation...