Reviews
Newspaper Reviews of Karl Frost’s dance/theaterwork
on Ashes…
… fascinating; awkward, tender, and violent movement combined with snippets of dialog and swiftly built-up characters and relationships, creating social and sexual conflicts with an almost unnerving intimacy… utterly compelling. Brett Fetzer, The Stranger (Seattle April 2004)
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on Axolotl
It was infantilizing and weird and extremely interesting. I highly recommend it.
ANNIE WAGNER, The Stranger (Seattle 2004)
click here for full textI left the theater shell-shocked. It was easily the oddest, most surprising performance experience I’ve ever had. And, against all expectations, one of the most rewarding.
BRENDAN KILEY, The Stranger (Seattle 2005)
click here for full textIt was strange, funny, pleasant, and scary…the eye opening darkness of Axolotl.
SHAHAR SHILOACH, NRG (Tel Aviv 2005)
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on Proximity
… something startling but strangely beautiful to behold .
MOLLY RHODES, SF Weekly (San Francisco, August 2007)‘absolutely beautiful and breathtaking to watch…I felt I was truly able to connect with the performance and become swept up in what I was watching.
ANNETA KONSTANTINIDES, The Aggie (Davis, February 2011)
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On a workshop in Contact Improvisation (I thought it was so cool that the newspaper sent a reporter to cover a dance workshop! I think that this speaks to the changing nature of consumption of art!)
…I feel spectacular: vibrant, alive, liberated and stimulated in a way I haven’t felt in months. Every nerve of my body tingles.
JENNY LOWER, VC Reporter (Ventura, January 2008)