Angels of Incidence   Scottish Dance Theatre 2007


An extraordinary example of integrated dance. Darkly lyrical, epic yet intimate, it flows like a disorienting, episodic dream.
                                                                                                   Donald Hutera, THE TIMES

Pure, uplifting beauty in the interactions between dancers, wheelchairs, music and projected imagery, and a true tenderness in the closing duet...... Impressive and moving.
                                                                                                                        The Herald.

Proved that beautiful movement comes in many forms. 
Before long, the line between disabled and able-bodied dancers was blurred almost beyond recognition, while the closing duet was one of the most tender exchanges seen on stage in a long time.
                                                                                                                The Scotsman

Second Time Broken   Remix Dance Project, South Africa (2006)
"The most beautifully crafted work of this impressive season(Johannesburg Dance Umbrella), performed with grace and expertise by Cape Town's Remix Dance Project" 
The Tonight

“a work of beauty and sensitivity” “an emotive state of the art piece” “a gem”
                                                                                                                                 Cape Times


Taking Care of Small Things Remix Theatre Company, South Africa (2002/3)

Arts and Culture Trust Awards: Cultural Development Project of the Year, 2002. - Awarded to Remix following the production of TCoST

"Benjamin subverts the audience's preconception of how the world weaves" "the first, fully realized production of Cape Town based Remix Theatre Company.... resonates with theatricality from the outset"
Andrew Gilder


Limited Choices Adam Benjamin and dancers(2001/2) UK

"Uncomfortable, and yet wonderfully insightful. ........hit the funny bone and the tear duct simultaneously".
Lydia Wharf/the place/

The Power of Balance Vertigo Dance Company(2001) Israel

Complex and sophisticated. More human than many modern dance works.... soul stirring, without sentimentality. Simply, a great work of art. Rarely does a professional critic have to fight back tears because what is presented on stage is so beautiful.
Giora Manor 7/8/01


The Tale That Wags the Dog A and BC Theatre Company

 "No.1 Critics Choice"
The Scotsman
 Box Office Record. The Drum, Theatre Royal, Plymouth.



The Querist's Quire Tshwaragano Dance Company (2001) South Africa
 Best Ensemble Cast at the FNB Vita Dance Indaba Awards
The subtext of entitlement and empowerment enriches the sound choreographic crafting and layered language. In its artistic choices The Querist's Quire is rooted in South African history and cultural traditions. The participation of the Imilonji KaNtu choir, The Peoples Choir, on tape and in person, extends the themes of liberation, freedom and integration - racial, social and above all, physical....
Solos, duets, trios and ensembles resonate with subtle surprises and revelations studded with risk, reality and resurgent emotion.
The Star


Table Stories HandiCapace (2000) Germany

Simply beautiful.
Ludwigsburger Kreiszeitung 

Something new within the vocabulary of dance as well as within the expressive arts

Stuttgarter Nachricten


An Egg is Enough Adam Benjamin & dancers, (1999) Belgium

Ground breaking work. Hilarious, touching and theatrical..... The word sacred came to mind.
Dans magazine (Holland)

A fully fledged artistic creation...... intense and exceptionally beautiful
De Standaard (Belgium)


Seulment Si Tardis Dance Company, (1998) UK

"...one of the most soul-stirring and inspirational pieces of contemporary dance I have ever seen."
Disability Times (England)


Brooding Angels HandiCapace, (1997) Germany

"scenes of virtuosity, of power, beauty and compositional density, ending in overwhelming images of the entire company....... Award winning work that need have no fear of touring after the premier."
Ludwigsburger Kreiszeitung


Tales From Home The Besht Tellers (1996) UK (movement direction)

"A triumph of choreography.........."
The Irish World

" ..one of those rare and blessed evenings which actually leave you feeling better about human existence."
The Daily Telegraph

"Simple directness, piercing beauty.."
THE TIMES

It takes some skill to produce a show that will captivate kids and adults alike with its simple wisdom and intangible magic. Each story is told in accessible language, with knowing physical references. Physically innovative (with movement choreographed by CandoCo founder Adam Benjamin)
What's On


Flying in the Face of.... CandoCo (1992) UK

"One of the very best dance works I have seen in the last year"
 TimeOut London Performance Award
Ballett International







Responses to choreography for non professional groups:

The Full Morris Equilibrium. Bristol Streetfest 1998
"The best piece of street theatre I've seen in years"
Dave Reeves. Director ZAP Productions


Circling the Square  Glos integrated Youth Dance Co, 1996
"A magnificent performance..the audience reaction was quite overwhelming."
Director. Roses Theatre,Tewksbury


Velcro Gloucester Integrated Youth Dance Company 199
 Winner of BT Outstanding Achievement Award


Metalmorphic  CDW Cheshire, 1994
"On many levels, the best piece of community dance I have ever seen"
Yakov Slivkin.


Human Race YDA Leeds 1992
"A Masterpiece"
Nadine Senior, Director, Northern School of Contemporary Dance.



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