Sonata in 3 movements

It is a blurring of the familiar demarcation between musician and dancer that is witty and rewarding...

a deconstructed sonata in which the dancer’s body, the viola player’s body, the viola and the bow all have a significant and interchangeable role to play...

a sprightly but serious study of music and movement...

as the lights rose again, I noticed everyone was smiling and completely absorbed in the experience, myself included...

an exemplary display of how contemporary dance can merge with other art forms in an accessible way...

It’s humorous, if somewhat light, and represents the first real dip in the evening...

A must-see. 5 stars.

Structured within the framework of classical music, the piece was anything but, and led to a performance memorable for not adhering to the standards of a traditional performance...  

The piece went meta, unraveling the sanctity and silence of the performative space as the two dancers took breaks, self-critiqued and joked to each other on the stage...

the piece travelled under the skin of traditional conceptions of dance and performance...

Every so often there are those rare moments in life where the entirely fresh and unexpected captures your imagination and leads to a whole new realm of experience...  

a genuinely funny and moving dance piece that broke expectations of the dance space and even gently poked fun at the notion of a “dance space”...

a brilliant and hilarious look at collaboration between different art forms...