Photo by Panaylotos Sinnos The advent of mechanical weaponry in World War I literally took warfare out of human hands, and in so doing, took its effects beyond human comprehension. Now as then, the arts play an important role in re-humanizing war by infusing it with some of the blood lost in battle. The most kinesthetic of art forms, dance is particularly well suited to conveying the war's physical, emotional and mechanical dimensions, and in Iván Peréz' "Young Men," now running at Sadler's We...
In WWI Tribute, 'Young Men' Pushes BalletBoyz to Absolute Limits
The Huffington Post - 7 Oct 2015 22:38
Photo by Panaylotos Sinnos The advent of mechanical weaponry in World War I literally took warfare out of human hands, and in so doing, took its effects beyond human comprehension. Now as then, the arts play an important role in re-humanizing war by infusing it with some of the blood lost in battle. The most kinesthetic of art forms, dance is particularly well suited to conveying the war's physical, emotional and mechanical dimensions, and in Iván Peréz' "Young Men," now running at Sadler's We...
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