Edinburgh International Festival: Deborah Colker's modern dance version of Pushkin's verse novel Eugene Onegin is full of striking imagery. During the first act the stage is dominated by a tree-like structure, a kind of constructivist scorpion made of balsa wood, its tail coiled and poised to sting. The dancers clamber about its roots and branches, sometimes making parkour-like leaps from its limbs. In the …
SOURCE: The Stage at 06:15AM on August 13, 2012