Akram Khan’s ‘Gigenis’ Is His Most Potent Work in Years
Like many ambitious artists, the British choreographer Akram Khan can confuse impact with magnitude. His opera-house productions often suffer from...
Read moreLike many ambitious artists, the British choreographer Akram Khan can confuse impact with magnitude. His opera-house productions often suffer from...
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