The final performance in the first half is an ingenious combination of the two that preceded it. Introducing the piece, Devernay-Laurence highlighted how the four dancers come from different backgrounds and that this piece was a combination of all their styles. Gathering Rhythms is bold and verges effortlessly into the avant-garde with great care given to every aspect of the performance. From the way they move in their colourful costumes to the lighting, and interact with the music by Amiina, to how they connect with one another, choreographers Servage and Quay have created something unique and touching. There is an understanding given to the individual, with each performer afforded a moment in the light before all four performers make their way to the club floor. Much like Your Ghost, Servage and Quay use the space to split our view with three of the four dancers appearing on the bar behind the audience. As they jump down and begin walking through the tightly packed crowd, another unique element is given to the piece. They appear as Gods coming down from Mount Olympus, walking through a crowd looking on them in awe, the mystic of their performance, their movement, paused briefly as they all us to savour this rare gift.

• The News Current - ★★★★★