A fiercely talented quintet of dancers slide easily through an electrifying hour of physical prowess combined with the live accompaniment of 65DAYSOFSTATIC. These two elements are fused non-too-shoddily together to form a piece addressing violence, isolation and hope within a prison.The dancers work seamlessly through the numbers and impress with their acrobatic ability, strong solo work and tight ensemble displays. The company have created a very functional space that lends itself marvellously to their work and allows a very powerful (if possibly a little dark) lighting design to capture the best bits in their full glory.There are some sightline issues; be warned you do encounter a problem seeing any of the downstage floor work later on in the piece if you sit near the back and I should also warn those who are not fanatical about loud music to give this show a miss.Having said that here are really two shows inside Inside; the hour of dance and the exceptional hour of music making the £12 ticket price more than reasonable. Worth a look if you ask me.
