Dance
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Starting naked, and narrated by a female voice, two men physically dominate and surrender to each other – raising questions of coercion between the sexes
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With eight Royal Ballet dancers enacting the claustrophobic world of an incestuous couple, De Frutos weaves intricate physical poetry around Jean Cocteau’s text and Philip Glass’s limiting score
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Dewey Dell’s weird, manga comics-inspired show is an intriguing curio that overstays its welcome
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The Barbican in London is staging a new production of Philip Glass’s dance-opera based on Jean Cocteau’s sensational novel Les Enfants Terribles. Step inside the surreal world of two siblings’ deadly games
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