Melita Spahic Dance

‘The iM-pulse collective of dancers, technicians and musicians performed with a sense of casual colloquialism, ramshackle at times but with an informality that is ultimately exuberant. An insistent pulse propelled sections of rapid partnering, giving way to moments of poignantly small detail….. Some ideas were obscured by the sheer number of people on stage, while the regularity with which the accompaniment dictated a rise and lull in energy became predictable, but all the same this work showed exceptional originality and flair.’ Amy Johnson

'The piece was beautifully set within the crypt, it had a magical and intriguing quality, one was compelled to follow and delve deeper. Her dancers were utterly engaged in their task. There was a cohesion in their approach and work together', Rosemary Lee