Review BE Festival: Remember Me
Remember Me was an intense start to the closing night of the BE Festival 2013. Plunged into darkness, we are met with the figure of a young singer, coming off...
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Review BE Festival: La Belle Escabelle – Doble Mandoble
La Belle Escabelle is something entirely unexpected. As a change of pace to the rest of the productions, compared to weighty abstractions on heavy and 'import...
Review BE Festival: Stereo
Stereo held me in utter captivity throughout, and I ran the gamut of enjoyment and repulsion as though my mind was going through a blender. One moment I was e...
Review BE Festival: Plant B
Plant B could have been a lot of things. There appeared to be the elements of comedy, a sweet relationship and even a little drama in the movement sequence wh...
Review BE Festival: (remor)
Running at only 11 minutes, one could be forgiven for thinking that (remor) is a piece that is easy, unnecessary or aimless. In fact, it is everything but. (r...
Review BE Festival: An Opus for 7 Generators
An Opus... is a festivity of movement, confusion and excitement. It is the physical manifestation of puberty, of growing up and understanding who they are, wo...