Sara Veale

Zany and sensory-rich: Scottish Dance’s Amethyst/TuTuMucky at The Place reviewed

Plus: Akram Khan's new work simmers, when what I really wanted was to see it boil over

A vortex of warbling voice work and zigzag dancing: Joao Castro, Kieran Brown and Glenda Gheller in Mele Broomes's Amethyst. Image: Brian Hartley
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