Total Theatre review of 'Salome', 1999

‘The flaking grandeur of the St Pancras Chambers immediately draws the spectator into an atmosphere of faded decadence, confusion and uncertainty. Travelling singly through the building, each audience member is followed, confronted and ignored by the nine dancer/performers, and gradually a series of images weave together to present the company’s material. Some stunningly simple uses of perspective and visual framing add to the unexpected glimpses of another existence, and video projection and digitised soundscapes are deployed as another means of exploring the story’s themes.’