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“Intense Abstraction”

Bound is one of these creations where the spectator leaves the theatre exhausted, captivated by such intensity. The rhythm of the choreography makes the stalls vibrate with real, organic drive. Five interpreters brilliantly defend a piece of vital, animal dance, in which duos just happen and intermingle, via a true mastery of mishap, with the trios or unisons of the entire group. The dancers enter, exit, touch, even throw themselves against each other tracing impeccable diagonals that break corporal lines, advancing towards a sovereign and autonomous vision of the body...

Cristina Soler, Ddanza, Spain

“Rich Austerity”

Seriousness has been one of the most notable characteristics of the work of Thomas Noone throughout his career, an approach fruit of the effort that knows that it will not receive immediate compensation and in the same way it eluding fireworks. An austere route, that the resident company in the Sat! defends integrating and assuming its maturity on the route marked by the English choreographer...

...in Bound, the formal simplicity hides a wealth of contents… in a work more flexible and sentimental that does not reject choreographic complexity to express itself.

Barbara Raubert – L’Avui – 17th march 2009.