At the end there was a long, thunderous applause. This was certainly not the least because of the truly fantastic body control and precision of the dancers [Külli Roosna and Kenneth Flak]
- Petra Hallmayer, Züddeutsche Zeitung.
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[God Studies # 3 is an] impressive solo by virtue of the beauty of its pure dance language and the transformation of Kenneth Flak’s powerful stage presence.
- Nederlandse Dansdagen Selection Committee
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[…] superb Kenneth Flak […] Here is a world that couldn’t be evoked by anything other than the physical detail of Mr. Flak’s extraordinary dance.
- Roslyn Sulcas, New York Times
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Flak is a gifted profiler of movement.
- Katja Schneider, Goethe Institut Canada
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Successful return to the Norwegian dance scene […] Flak plunges deep down into the theme and the movements and uses good craftsmanship to bring the essential core of the expression to light.
- Melanie Fieldseth, Bergens Tidende
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Kenneth Flak suberbly mixes the otherwise given gender cards. Only in the beginning do I see a man and two women; soon I only see three giants. So beautifully and violently can gender equality be expressed.
- Örjan Abrahamsson, Dagens Nyheter
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Bessie Performer Award to Kenneth Flak for a primal, yet hyper-clinical performance with an unflinching intensity of focus; a complete embodiment of man as a twitching, convulsing lab rat in a future world shaped by genetic engineering and alien abductions in “CYP 17” by Andre Gingras, presented at Danspace Project
- The Bessie Committee
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Fascism, broadly, is an attempt by the state to extend control over all aspects of life. If fascism had a face, Flak came very close to capturing it.
- Cheryl D’Couto, Deccan Herald, India