★★★★☆ Any movement in a piece such as this cannot be there purely for the sake of looking good, it must be justified within the story being told . . . to a simple, rock ‘n’ roll song manages to create a good balance of narrative and beauty. Pieces such as this are a real joy to experience, and I would certainly recommend it to anyone interested in dance.

★★★☆☆ DNA is certainly not an easy play. Filled with contemporary language it may appear easy, but tackling those characters is a difficult task. Although many elements of the piece were not perfect, the ensemble effort is impressive and everyone involved has created a production to be proud of.

★★★★☆ The story comes from Noël Coward’s 1936 one-act play Still Life, and revolves around an affair between a doctor and a house wife. After meeting by chance as strangers at a train station, their relationship begins to build as their love for one another blossoms into a powerful romance.

★★★☆☆ The mixture of humour and brutal honesty created some inspired moments that stood out, and showed the strength of their creative vision. Using a coffin as a centrepiece that functioned as storage and a versatile prop itself, seeing what would appear next or how it would be contorted was rather intriguing.