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For press enquiries regarding Scattered and Motionhouse's international touring please contact Justine Watkins by calling +44 (0)1926 887 052 or email by clicking here
Click here to download a press release for Scattered's autumn 2010 tour.
Click here to download a press release about Motionhouse's Festival appearances.
"Moments when live movements synchronise with on-screen imagery - a dancer kicks the back wall, water droplets spray up - are a cunning delight, as is the sound score that shifts musical textures and tempi in keeping with climate changes that take water from frozen floes to steamy heat."
The Herald, Scotland, March 2010. Click here for a full review.
"A fascinating experience... an assault on the senses, amazing."
Manchester Evening News, February 2010. Click here for a full review.
"The dancing evolves subtly which sums up this brilliant production... Scattered demonstrates the ways in which widely different techniques can be combined to give a terrific evening at the theatre."
What's On Stage, February 2010. Click here for a full review.
"In general, I seek entertainment among arts which have words – books, plays, films, music with lyrics – but this offering, from contemporary dance company Motionhouse, tempted because it promised 'a unique interaction between film and live performance'. In fact, the show, which lasted not much longer than one hour, delivered far more."
The Argus, February 2010. Click here for a full review.
"The performance is practically jet-propelled - the quicksilver cast almost never stops moving. Dazzling"
The Times, October 2009. Click here for a full review.
"The 70 minutes simply flew past, and I could have sat through it again immediately. With Scattered, Finnan and his talented dancers have taken the company to a new level."
Dancing Times, October 2009. Click here for a full review.
"A ferociously energetic performance style with a slick and glossy assault on contemporary values."
The Guardian on Driven, January 2007. Click here
for a full review.
"Dynamic, fast paced action... dancers swing, slip and roll alongside and over each other. Driven employs aerial work with thrilling skill, at one point it even takes on supernatural suggestions."
The Times on Driven, January 2007.
Click here to read The Guardian review.
Click here to read The Sunday Times review.
Click here to read The Stage review.
Click here to read the Ballet Magazine review.
Click here to read Article 19 review. |
