Flash dancing mad

Dance and technology have been flirting with each other for the past decade, choreographers enticed by the movement possibilities opened up by digital wizardry, virtual imagery, computer generation and the like. But in Vivisector, the flirting stops and the two are joined in a full-on passionate affair.

The brainchild of Austrian-based multimedia artist Klaus Obermaier and dance partner Chris Haring, Vivisector conjures up stunning video-created mutations of the human form that magically make the four live performers appear to implode and disappear before our very eyes.

It's a mind-blowing spectacular, the effects achieved by a cunning use of digitally dazzling pin-point projection which uses the human body as an infinitely flexible art tool, part canvas, part living sculpture, that plays intriguing games with how we usually perceive the body in movement.

The end result is more than just an extended hi-tech trick, thanks to the skilful way Obermaier and Haring construct and sequence their stunning images.

As the performers flash dance across stage, flickering in and out of existence, the end result is a sci-fi soap opera where the thin line between fact and fiction blurs into infinity. A truly out-of-body experience.

Tomorrow and Sun, Queen Elizabeth Hall, South Bank SE1, 7.45pm, £11 to £17.50. Tel: 020 7960 4242. www.sbc.org.uk Tube: Waterloo/Embankment