Monthly Archives: February 2017

Robot – Blanca Li Dance Company: Barbican Theatre, The Barbican, London, 22 February 2017

Posted on February 23, 2017 by gerarddavis09

Robot ears I would liked to have said Blanca Li’s Robot was a case of style over substance but there wasn’t even a great deal of style in it. It was a messy hotch-potch of vignettes that didn’t connect to … Continue reading →

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German Cornejo’s Tango Fire – Peacock Theatre, London, 2 February 2017

Posted on February 3, 2017 by gerarddavis09

Smouldering really It can be easy sometimes to sneer at shows like this that are seen to be peddling tired old cultural clichés. And while it’s true that Tango Fire does nothing to dispel the notion of the macho Latin … Continue reading →

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Kiss & Cry – Charleroi Danses: Barbican Theatre, Barbican Centre, London, 1 February 2017

Posted on February 2, 2017 by gerarddavis09

Digit all Kiss & Cry is simply incredible; it’s arguably the most beautiful, inventive, clever and most heart-breakingly melancholic show I’ve ever seen. It should be a mess really. The stage is full of technical equipment and there are several … Continue reading →

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