writes in a way that is contemporaneous with the time we are living in. The perfect dance critic knows when it's time to quit, change careers or retire. *Ashleigh:* I felt that the strongest performance of the night was _Idle_, performed by Justine A. Chambers and Sylvain Senez. This piece was an excerpt of Chambers' larger work, and I would happily pay to see a full-length show featuring this choreographer and performer. _Idle_, an intimate duet, saw connection and continuity between Chambers and Senez, even in their exploration of idleness. Movements were fresh and full and the thematic expression compelling. This seductive piece reflected more of a traditional dance performance rather than the experimental interdisciplinary work of some of the other artists and it did so beautifully. *Rachel:* It was gorgeous and I will go with you to see the full-length version. The way that the two dancers shared their weight and moved with each other was riveting. This piece made me fall in love with contemporary dance and want to see more of Chamber's choreography. However, to be devil's advocate, I didn't really see what risk there was in re-mounting a work that had already been done in 2003. The artists aren't going somewhere that they haven't been before. For me, it wasn't raw enough to warrant a place in a night of boundary pushing. Breathtaking, oh yes. Risky? Maybe not. But all in all, a stunning evening of dance performance. Not stunning because it was perfect, but stunning