the choreography also reveals layered meanings, providing a quartet of exquisite dancers the chance to investigate what it’s like to feel divided or torn. The dance becomes a gentle exploration of one’s internal landscape, with brief spoken references to Carl Jung, which thread the movement to ideas beyond the stage.
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CHRISTIE SEAVER | THE IRISH TIMES
Magical show sparked by two words…..a spectrum of industrial light and human magic
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BELFAST TELEGRAPH
In keeping with Liz Roche’s fluid style, the dancers interweave seamlessly: pushing, lifting, climbing and meting their way through the push and pull conflict – opening up new spaces where there appears to be noe.. Verdict: X-quisite.
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ALISON MARTIN | IRISH DAILY MAIL
Powerful without ever being frenetic, capturing stillness within movement, Neither Either is a profoundly moving production and one of the most exquisite performances you are likely to see this year.
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CHRIS O’ROURKE | THE EXAMINER