Review from Show Business Magazine- Victoria Yoffie

Geoffrey Doig-Marx rounded out the evening, combining great technical performances with strong theatricality. Doig-Marx’s dancers developed a similar performance quality and included a sense of humor. The offbeat, playful choreography, such as when three male dancers lifted a female dancer above their heads while smiling at the audience, makes the works fall somewhere between musical theater, jazz and modern dancing. I am interested to see what else Doig-Marx has to offer to see the depth of his choreographic style.