Stephanie Ferguson in the Guardian Tuesday October 24 <A HREF="http://www.guardianunlimited.co.uk/Archive/Article/0,4273,4080616,00.html" TARGET=_blank>http://www.guardianunlimited.co.uk/Archive/Article/0,4273,4080616,00.html</A> <BR>

I'm glad that Stephanie Ferguson enjoyed 'She Is as He Eats' from Belgian choreographer Jan De Schynkel, with it's 'surreal but strong look at relationships.' <P>To be boring, I just found it very strange when I saw it earlier in the year. The performers do have good fun with yards and yards of cloth though.

'She is as He eats' was the highlight of the mixed program I saw them perform last spring, but I'd describe it as 'interesting' rather than 'thrilling'<BR>This youngish company had put a lot of work into education and working with local youngsters the week prior to their performance in Glasgow, and the meagre audience numbers were disappointing.<BR>Obviously aware of this they had distributed a questionaire about how we had heard of them, and what other dance and theatre we attended etc, and the last question was along the lines of 'how can we attract new audiences to modern dance '<BR>I didn't know what to put.