The Most Incredible Thing – review

Sadler's Wells, LondonThe Venezuelan-born choreographer Javier de Frutos is a volatile talent. At its best, in pieces such as Paseillo and Nopalitos, his work has a dream-like intensity and strangeness. Sexual identities are ambiguous, and the atmosphere tense with obscure ritual. In The Most Incredible Thing, a three-act dance work based on a Hans Christian Andersen fairy story, he joins forces with Pet Shop Boys Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe, and the result is at once spectacular and chilly. Aid...

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