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I haven't yet seen a compelling evocation of Duse on a stage, but if you want to see a thrilling one of Bernhardt, you must see the modern dancer Therese Capucilli perform Jacqulyn Buglisi's solo "Against All Odds (Quand Meme)." We hear Bernhardt's high-lyric incantatory voice on the soundtrack, cushioned by Rachmaninoff.

Chair of the judges Shena Mackay said it was a unanimous decision to pick Teo's "strange and compelling evocation of a misfit adolescent girl growing up in sultry, sweaty Singapore.

Weaving a rich and complex imagery into dance at its most fiercely compelling evocation of the Now, a four-chapter multi-level Ouroboroic narrative -- incorporating art installation, film, video, monologue and live performance -- employed one of the deceased movement's cynical strategies, appropriation, and raised it to homage, replete with universal meaning.

The novel, first published in 1983, operates successfully on a number of levels: it's a compelling mystery, a chilling horror story and a brilliant evocation of the hope and turmoil of the 60s.

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But it's only intermittently compelling to watch, as it moves through a rambling evocation of history and memory, setting images of slavery and oppression alongside joyous group dances that create the apparently obligatory scenes of acceptance and reconciliation.

It is a small-scale evocation of a busy shopping street.

Lyrically, it is a sad and melancholic song, with an evocation of an as-yet unrequited, though apparently inevitable, love.

A roving evocation of Russia's past.

A wonderful evocation of an evening that will live within me for years to come.

It is a moving evocation of the mystery of death.