“Rainbow displays intriguing explorations around shifts of weight in the body informed by both clowning and dance. The diverse use of objects also leaves residues of weight on the body. I wonder at times why we feel sad for the clown even when they look joyful. Perhaps what Andrási offers is that ‘the clown’ holds up a mirror to us as they carry the weight of our insecurities and limitations”   

Review by Dance Art Journal: work in progress presentation on November 25th at Chisenhale Dance Space, London

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Rainbow is a deeply thoughtful and gripping autobiographical performance that delves into the fascinating crossroads of the performer's inner clown and a layered, somatically informed physical narrative.

This performance uniquely intertwines a compelling story with physical humour and thoughtful self-reflection. The artist's exploration of his inner clown infuses the narrative with lightness and playfulness. Simultaneously, the physical narrative, enriched by somatic experiences, offers a grounded, physical dimension that deepens and complicates the performance. This remarkable combination of elements results in an experience that is both engaging and introspective.