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- C.C. Williamson
Belong, with carefully thought out, and finely detailed contemporary hybridisation of traditional dance, jazz, aikido, contemporary dance and classical ballet, is a thumping heart of a work.
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- Heather Bloom
Creature left me wondering and asking many questions about art and dance. If you enjoy being taken on an exotic journey through the weird and wonderful this is the performance for you
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- mohammed hashem
Memmie Le Blanc, also known as the feral child of Champagne, named after a region in France, is the story of a girl who was found and purchased by Madame Catherine Michel – who loved her as her own daughter and tried to bring her to acceptable societal conventions.
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- Lee Bemrose
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- C.C. Williamson
The major issue that drowns The Artisan Collective’s production is the absence of any conceptual focus towards ‘truthfulness’, sabotaging any possibility of the suspension of disbelief.
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