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Dancing Under Glass at Hackney Showroom

By Rym Kechacha, 26 October 2017
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“blurs the lines between art and science in a way that we are becoming more and more used to”
Reviewed at Hackney Downs Studios: Hackney Showroom, London on 25 October 2017
Programme
Under Glass (Clod Ensemble)
Performers
Clod Ensemble
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Rym Kechacha
Rym Kechacha
Rym Kechacha trained at Central School of Ballet and danced with Northern Ballet. She has blogged for Ballet.co, reviewed for DanceTabs and contributed to The Dancing Times and Dance Europe. She also writes fiction, essays and text messages.