"Hive City Legacy" / "Hela" / National Dance Company Wales
My latest batch of theatre reviews: “Hive
City Legacy” at the Wales Millennium
Centre – a touring performance piece giving us the rare opportunity to see several
“femmes of colour” on stage at the same time in a music/dance extravaganza
focussing on issues of identity (which played to a disappointingly small
audience on the night I saw it); Mari Izzard’s bilingual psychological thriller
“Hela”,
the final piece in the dystopian Violence Series at The Other Room; and the latest
collection of excellent short pieces presented by National Dance Company Wales
under the heading “Roots”
at the W.M.C.’s Dance House – as always, it’s good to see them going to the
effort of making a sometimes abstruse art-form accessible without dumbing down.
Lowri Izzard and Gwydion Rhys in "Hela" (Photo: Kirsten McTernan) |
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