As part of Luminate – a Scotland-wide festival of, and about, creative ageing – the Belgium company Kabinet K plunged our perceptions of how we look at people (and dance) into freefall.
In part one, a child and an old man joined choreographer Joke Laureyns onstage in episodes that had nuances of family games, family rituals. And yet, as the little girl fell into matching step with Laureyns or repeated the weary "head in hands" gestures of the elderly man, the whole piece became wonderfully evocative of how custom and craft are passed, bodily, from generation to generation.
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