Dome, BrightonHofesh Shechter's latest work detonates on stage in a scattershot of shattering political imagery. A samurai soldier performs ritual hara-kiri while a dictator, standing high above his skewered body, rants out a guttural message of triumph. Two men dance with ardent, springy folk steps to the music of Verdi, hero of the Risorgimento, until they are scattered by the bullying tattoo of four military drumm…
SOURCE: The Guardian at 06:55PM on October 7, 2015