Zen Zen Zo’s dance /physical theatre form may not be for everyone, but Blushing is a timely and provocative work that gives us all food for thought.
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A compelling physical theatre work, Break speaks directly to anyone who has aimed high and fallen.
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I strongly recommend Into the Light: an exceptional, thought-provoking, occasionally confronting, work of physical theatre.
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A Drop Too Many is an outstanding debut production; a great concept beautifully developed and movingly performed.
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Unmissable. We Live Here returns, for a very short run, at Metro Arts’ New Benner Theatre. Buy tickets if you can.
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Bunker is a powerful interdisciplinary work; a clever interweaving of dance with fantastic audio, stage design, lighting, and video projections.
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Holding Achilles is a suitably ambitious telling of a truly epic tale. Visually stunning, with fabulous puppetry and fantastic insights from a questioning re-gendering of mythic heroes, Holding Achilles is definitely worth the price of admission.
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A great use of the GCI space for a thought-provoking view on the tropes of office life. Wind of Wall Street showcases original compositions, and local early-career performers, in an excellent new dance work.
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Mizzen and Bare Legs Circus have co-directed an interesting piece that combines physical theatre, dance, rope work, and lip synch to bring a love story about intimacy to the ‘stage.’
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