# Show Reviews

As the characters searched for elusive connection, we watched as they tumbled and fumbled their way into each other's arms, then flew apart, only to reconnect in a jumbled mess of love, desire, hate, and lust.

I sat there in my seat in the centre of the house, shaking – trying not to laugh – as the solo drag dance show evolved into a long, drawn-out anal fisting session between two men right in front of my eyes.

From wheelchair aerial dance to a tragicomedy about heartbreak, both pieces asked us of our shared humanity.

Theatre of Dreams focuses on the subconscious and seemingly random vignettes that play out in our minds when we are most vulnerable. The dancers in this theatre of dreams gave it their absolute all in terms of energy, vitality, and life.

Vienna's "Light of Creation" Immersive Light Show takes lighting design to a whole new level by transforming the entire Votivkirche (Votive Church) into a 360-degree surround-sound tank.

In Shanghai, Sleep No More is taken as more of a date night offering. At least half of the audience members are couples, or, at the very least, girls on a night out. There aren't too many singles like me, unlike in New York where there were many solo-goers.

After hearing nothing but rave reviews for Kpop Demon Hunters, I was curious to see how the creators executed such a massive theme and compiled it into what I thought was a kids' movie. It is not just a kids' movie. It's an everyone movie, and here's why.

As a seasonal team member of Fall for Dance North in Toronto, I have the distinct privilege of having seen FFDN grow from its early days to what it is now – a multicultural, international dance festival that strives to put its city at its core.

A tyrant. Secret lovers. A haunted hotel ... With the egg in my right hand, he slowly brought my arm up, fingers interlacing with mine in a lover's lock.

NYC’s Broadway culture can only be described as “dazzling” (for not always the right reasons)... Here are my reviews of the seven shows I watched, from least to most favourable.

Murmuration by Le Patin Libre is the latest contemporary dance show on ice (and perhaps the only one) that’s been years in the making.

The most intriguing part of the show is that it’s headlined not by the lead actors/actresses or choreographer or even lighting designer. Instead, the name of Jean Paul Gaultier (fashion designer) is plastered boldly ... across Berlin.

A lifelong dream fulfilled. Watching Jewels live has been a dream of mine ever since I knew of the ballet. When it was released full-length on