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Rhiannon Faith Company: Lay Down Your Burdens review

“Fizzing energy”
ReviewsNov 24, 2023by Siobhan MurphyThe Pit, Barbican, London
Cast of Lay Down Your Burdens by the Rhiannon Faith Company at the Pit, Barbican Centre, London. Photo: Foteini Christofilopoulou
Cast of Lay Down Your Burdens by the Rhiannon Faith Company at the Pit, Barbican Centre, London. Photo: Foteini Christofilopoulou
Rhiannon Faith’s latest deeply compassionate dance-theatre work is set in a theatre-turned-pub-confessional and features Dominic Coffey, Shelley Eva Haden, Donald Hutera, Sam Ford, Finetta Sidgwick and Sara Turner

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Siobhan Murphy was arts editor of Metro for nine years, and has contributed arts reviews to The Times, Time Out and dancetabs.com. 

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