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Review: Figures of Extinction at Factory International is 'a pulsating, profound work that will leave you speechless'

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Few collaborations in contemporary performance are as arresting as Figures in Extinction, where Crystal Pite’s visceral choreography and Simon McBurney’s immersive storytelling merge to create a trilogy that is both an elegy for the natural world and a searing reflection on human existence in the face of crisis. The post Review: Figures of Extinction at Factory International is ‘a pulsating, profound work that will leave you speechless’ appeared…
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Review: Figures in Extinction, Aviva Studios, Manchester

Crystal Pite and Simon McBurney Nederlands Dans Theater 1 and Complicite: co-commissioned by Factory International; co-produced by Schrittmacher Festival, Les Theatres de la Ville de Luxembourg and Montpellier Danse Aviva Studios, Manchester February 19-22, 2025; 2 hrs 35 mins To get Nederlands Dans Theater 1 to Manchester is, by any standard, a real achievement. The company visited Sadlers Wells in 2023 with the first part of this trilogy, Figu…

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Review: Figures of Extinction at Factory International is 'a pulsating, profound work that will leave you speechless'

Few collaborations in contemporary performance are as arresting as Figures in Extinction, where Crystal Pite’s visceral choreography and Simon McBurney’s immersive storytelling merge to create a trilogy that is both an elegy for the natural world and a searing reflection on human existence in the face of crisis. The post Review: Figures of Extinction at Factory International is ‘a pulsating, profound work that will leave you speechless’ appeared…

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