Vertigo, airborne. Photo: Gadi Dagon, courtesy of ADF.
“This is going to be a short review. It can be summed up succinctly: Vertigo Dance Company lets loose most dynamic dancing of the American Dance Festival season thus far. Vertigo performs company founder Noa Wertheim’s Mana again July 14 in the Durham Performing Arts Center . If you like to see relationships defined, gravity defied, emotions unleashed and epistemology grappled simultaneously in a ceaseless turning whirl of bodies, then this is for you.”
READ THE FULL REVIEW, PUBLISHED 7/14/2012, ON CLASSICAL VOICE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Vertigo in whirl. Photo: Gadi Dagon, courtesy of ADF.
One of Mana’s beautiful jumps. Photo: Gadi Dagon, courtesy of ADF.
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