Neshima Dance Company & Swerve Dance Theatre Company - Subtext
From: Wednesday, 7th November 2012
To: Saturday, 10 November 2012
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Synopsis
A dynamic and contemporary evening exploring the themes of language and communication using unique and explosive dance fused with witty and vibrant theatre. This is a fantastic opportunity to experience two emerging South West dance companies. Bristol based Neshima Dance Company was founded by Batel Magen and takes its name from Hebrew for ?breath'. The company lives up to its name by incorporating and embodying the use and quality of breath in its repertoire, and the voice through original musical scores. Swerve Dance Theatre Company, an associate company of Swindon Dance, was founded by Helen Ganberg in Swindon in 2005 and performs exhilarating, varied and visual dance theatre that incorporates strong collaborations with music, design and text.
Our Review:
Barbara Maxwell - 7 November 2012
Subtext, promising “a dynamic and contemporary evening of explosive dance with witty and vibrant theatre”, is a collaboration by two emerging West Country dance companies - Swindon based Swerve Dance Theatre Company” and “Neshima Dance Company” from Bristol. For Subtext they have put together four pieces – with two performed by each company.
. Don’t go to see this production hoping to see a conventional evening of dance or ballet, as you will be disappointed. Go with no pre-set expectations and I think you will find it very exciting. Both companies perform some exceptional and theatrical dance pieces in a very unconventional way, and the audience is kept wondering just what they will do next.
The dancing is faultless – interestingly choreographed by Batel Magen, artistic director for Neshima, and Helen Ganberg for Swerve. In each segment, the performers are first class and as e...
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