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C R I T I C A L O P I N I O N S
"Every image flays a new nerve, and the heights of physical danger and virtuosity to which the dancers rise are matched by the depths of emotion which they have dredged."
The Independent
"As is usual with DV8, the thematic idea is explored in movement of extraordinary invention, breathtaking risks involving split-second timing, astonishing strength and stamina."
London Evening Standard
"Without ever adopting a superior moral stance, Newson has constructed a forceful plea for humanity in a dehumanising world."
Hampstead & Highgate Express
"The performances are sensational in their commitment and willingness to take every physical risk."
The Guardian
"I would go a long way to see this brave piece again."
The Independent
"This piece of dance, or theatre, is the most shocking and frightening I have ever seen. It chilled me, and appalled me. It should be made compulsory viewing for everyone."
Event (South West)
"It is perverse, but justified because it rings
imaginatively true."
The Observer
"If it sounds shocking, it is."
The Guardian
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R E V I E W S
Bristol Evening Post
...... Macabre Dance of The Dead Men
Shirley Brown | 27th October 1988
London Evening Standard
...... A Shocker in The Jungle
Edward Thorpe | 4th November 1988
The Guardian ...... A Dazzling Nightmare
Mary Clarke | 4th November 1988
Hamstead & Highgate Express
...... Kisses From A Stranger
Keith Watson | 4th November 1988
The Independent ...... Defying Gravity With Grace
Dance column | Judith Mackrell | 5th November 1988
The Times ...... Review column
John Percival | 5th November 1988
The Observer ...... Flying High
Dance column | Jann Parry | 6th November 1988
The Observer ...... Dance column
Jann Parry | 20th November 1988
The Financial Times ...... Dance column
Clement Crisp | 28th December 1988
The Guardian ...... Review of 1988
Mary Clarke | 29th December 1988
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