Dance
From ballet to physical theatre, some of the most powerful performances are all about movement. We’re not experts in dance by any means, but we’re always willing to give it a go and you’ll find our honest and unpretentious opinions here.
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Review: Double Goer, EdFringe
A relentless piece of contemporary dance portrays the interplay of two near-identical women.
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Review: AFTER ALL, EdFringe
Dance graduate and storyteller Solène Weinachter humorously devises her own funeral.
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Review: Ancient Futures, The Moorings, Thamesmead
Vibrant, acrobatic, inspiring storytelling for all the family
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Review: Insomniac’s Fable, EdFringe
A visually evocative but disjointed dreamscape
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Review: Shoot the Cameraman, EdFringe
A feast for the senses and a bullet straight to your soul.
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Review: Weathervanes, EdFringe
Part hypnotic performance art, part human installation
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Review: Woodhill, EdFringe
A must see dramatic exposé of political injustice in the prison system.
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Review: Porca Miseria, The Barbican Centre
A confusing and rather self-indulgent delivery.
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Review: Forest of Confession, Coronet Theatre
A haunting, alien solo dance piece by celebrated Japanese choreographer Rihoko Sato
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Review: Giselle, New Wimbledon Theatre
A tragic tale of love and deceit, captured by beautiful dancing.