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Room 40 “one of the strongest performances of the festival”
“Metaphysical elements are expressed through a beautiful, aesthetic movement, making us reflect but without imposing anything. Room 40 definitely belonged to one of the strongest festival presentations – not only… Read more »
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Difference and Repetition – review by Hanna Raszewska
“Each part of the diptych could function as an independent whole, being a bodily representation of philosophical considerations. Yet together they successfully form a coherent performance, where the three performers… Read more »
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Room 40 a “metaphysical treatise on the lack of ethicality of art”
“Room 40, however, seems not only a critique of patriarchy, but a metaphysical treatise on the lack of ethicality of art. […] is also a beautiful story about life, which… Read more »
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Room 40 “stunning, extremely beautiful”
“stunning, extremely sensual choreography, the most impressive from Polish performances of the Gdańsk Dance Festival 2016” – Łukasz Rudziński
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Room 40 – “a unique performance”
“Room 40 is a unique performance: challenging our expectations, and perception, yet phenomenally beautiful” – Mirosław Baran
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Dominique a “powerful socio-political statement”
“Dominique is a powerful socio-political statement, coherent on every level, […] delivered in a layered way, which allows it to be accessible to more than just dance audience.” – Hanna… Read more »
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Dominique – “excellently constructed critical choreography”
“Dominique is an example of a excellently constructed critical choreography, which strength lies not in the poetics of shock or excess, but in a smart wit brilliantly performed by Dominik… Read more »
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Room 40 reviewed in Gazeta Wyborcza
“A very interresting visual and aesthetic experience, provoking extreme feelings in the audience.” – Monika Żmijewska
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Dominique “played with humor”
“One of the few solos, that touched on a serious subject – the fragility of identity, and played it with humor.” – Brigitte Jähnigen
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