An other-worldly journey into the fascinating life of Sutara Gayle

A painful but indeed necessary watch.

Great premise, terrific dancers, but for a show about sex, there wasn’t enough pleasure.

A one-of-a-kind concept, where dance and physical performance create a live art installation.

Pros: Great music and sound, riveting movement, a lot of vitamin C Cons: More guidance about context before the show would have enhanced the experience. We filed into the space as two performers (one male, one female) danced beside each other to the kind of insistent Dancehall beat that tempts surreptitious chair-dancing. Both were dressed the same, in clothes that hid nothing: fishnet body stockings, matching trainers, tiny nipple shields. Naked equals. The atmosphere was intimate but inward-looking, devoid of ...

With some refinement this could be a good show, but at the moment it doesn't quite work.