Anatomy of a NightThe Depot, The Complex <\/p>\n
Hows your night going? In the Complexs splendid new cavernous performance space, Kevin Murphys striking lighting, Sal Stapletons videography, Rory Sweeneys sound design with music by a different DJ each night and a catwalk pushing through the audience all delineate the club. <\/p>\n
Aiming to evoke a night, any night, in queer and club spaces, the dancer and choreographer Nick Nikolaou does it solo, serially creating a cast. His queers, weirdos, fringes and nightwalkers are expressed by their efficiently changed costumes-with-attitude (designed by Dearbhla Beirne): striding down the catwalk preening in thigh boots, bustier and half-ball gown, or out of it in a sparkly slip dress, an uncertain lurker in a shirtless suit with something to prove, or writhing and oozing sex, or muscular anthems in a tight jumpsuit.<\/p>\n
Nikolaou creates multiple characters through an energising, skilful, perfectly observed and sometimes dizzying range of club dance styles. Joyous, sexy, infectious and seductive, Anatomy of a Night is also tinged with regret for something lost lost to the pandemic and lost to the citys absence of clubbing spaces. After the performance, theres a club night for the audience.<\/p>\n
Runs at the Complex, Dublin 7, until Saturday, September 24, as part of Dublin Dance Festival<\/p>\n
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