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“Heim and Diavolo, Salonen and the Phil, Trefethen and her cube all came together for the first time Tuesday at the Hollywood Bowl, with everybody out for blood and the result one of those rare events that define the art of this city when the levels of vision and support are equally exceptional.” |
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“These guys have no fear. Catapult off a 15-foot staircase into darkness? No problem. Leap across a pitching boat deck? You got it. Oh, and can we make that fearless athleticism creatively metaphor-ical? Just watch…” |
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“The fact that his performers, who are drawn from theater, dance, gymnastics, and Hollywood stunt crews, wear real clothes (even tailcoats) gives their shenanigans a surreal edge…” |
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“It would be terrifying to watch if not for the fact that someone always manages to slide, roll or jump into exactly the right spot at exactly the right time…” |
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“Jacques Heim, promotes a straightforward playfulness with props and physicality that elicits cheers from the audience.”…“admirably smooth performers… execute it with impressive silkiness.”…“a whiff of the absurd.” –Anna Kisselgoff, The New York Times |
