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Thanks to its own artists, Glasgow has an enviable reputation as the hard-arse city of Europe. When Cardiff was still a provincial outpost with only the odd ... Read more »

Like so much in my life, my obsession with defining categories of dance can appear unnecessarily esoteric: collating lists of supposedly contemporary dance c... Read more »

  I fall, I descend: unable to connect to the dual personality in front of me, the hospital death bed drama has uncertain meaning, the unravelling of s... Read more »

It's wonderful to see a group of people who are not only willing, but who are actually able to completely disregard the limitations of genre: performers who ... Read more »

In a time when the arts are under threat, and political unrest is both fashionable and necessary, Birds of Paradise intelligently revive Brecht's celebrated ... Read more »