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What I liked
What struck me most was the way the piece subtly compelled us to confront our own perceptions—and misperceptions—of disability. Rather than presenting answers, it created space for self-examination, inviting a kind of quiet introspection that lingered well beyond the performance. This, to me, is the highest function of art: not to confirm what we know, but to gently unsettle us into seeing ourselves more clearly.
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My overall impression
In a festival known for bold risks and raw vulnerability, Falling stands out as a poignant plunge into the heart of human fragility. From the moment the lights dim, this piece wraps the audience in an emotional current—equal parts tender, informative, and…sexy.
