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The true Picasso of ballet are Franck Chartier and Gabriela Carizzo

Amsterdam is once again spoilt for choice with Julidans, an international festival packed with impressive dance. The second festival night features Child by Peeping Tom. The work of this Brussels-based company is a phenomenon and I am a fan of it. Ever since the dance trilogy at NDT1: The missing door (2013), The lost room (2015), The hidden floor (2017) (reviews below the links). Child completes the other trilogy that began with the heaven-shattering Father (crushing performance, 2015) and...

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Amsterdam is once again spoilt for choice with Julidans, an international festival packed with impressive dance. The second festival night features Child by Peeping Tom. The work of this Brussels-based company is a phenomenon and I am a fan of it. Ever since the dance trilogy at NDT1: The missing door (2013), The lost room (2015), The hidden floor (2017) (reviews below the links). Child completes the other trilogy that began with the heaven-shattering Father (crushing performance, 2015) and...

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