Robert Dow
@systylus
Robert Dow is a composer, sound artist, hypnotherapist and writer based in Edinburgh. His expertise and interests are very varied and include contemporary music, sound art, film, dance, theatre, photography, plant science and microbiology (especially parasitology). He is currently learning how to row.
Reviews: 109
Other Articles: 1
La Maladie de la Mort d’Après Marguerite Duras
Beneath all this production’s gilding is sadly base metal.
Together Alone
Intimate and intense, everything about this production is simply excellent.
TuTuMucky / Dreamers
Energetic, intense and witty dance from this very dynamic company
Hansel & Gretel
Wonderful dancing, and great set and costume design: a real festive treat.
Blood Will Have Blood
A great concept and an interesting story, but it really needs turned up to 11.
Taiwan Season: NuShu
Slowly drawing the audience in, this is a beautiful work about a fascinating subject.
Taiwan Season: Lost in Grey
An intense and moving look at how we engage with mental health issues.
Pierre Boulez – A Festival Celebration
A truly remarkable tribute to Pierre Boulez’s work.
Trip the Light
Chock-full of vitality and zest, this is honest and very worthwhile contemporary dance.
Lucy McCormick: Triple Threat
A strangely therapeutic, liberating and almost certainly blasphemous experience.
Red
Carl Knif’s achingly intimate work is beautifully precise, courageous and ultimately very joyful.
Nicole Henriksen is Makin it Rain
Tells you everything you wanted to know about stripping (but were afraid to ask).