Charlotte Mooney and Alex Harvey, the creative duo behind Ockham's Razor, have been navigating their love story for 24 years – from the highs of day one to the lows of sync-less days. Their latest show, 'Collaborator', is an ode to their performing partnership, featuring simple yet telling games, props, ropes, and mesmerizing pendulums that demonstrate the ebbs and flows of energy in any relationship.
At its core, 'Collaborator' is a masterclass in trust, care, attention, and deep listening. Charlotte and Alex take center stage as they perform acrobatic feats in a square frame trapeze setup, their bodies intertwined in perfect harmony. The intimacy of this physical conversation is undeniable, showcasing the strength, support, and vulnerability that any long-term relationship requires.
Throughout the performance, subtle moments shine through – like Harvey's foot pushing upwards against the metal as he hangs beneath the bar, with Mooney mirroring his every move from above. These fleeting details humanize the show, rendering it more than just a showcase of physical prowess.
The soundtrack, courtesy of Holly Khan, seamlessly blends into the action and atmosphere on stage, creating an immersive experience that wraps you in its warm, fuzzy blanket of joy. The result is 'Collaborator', a gentle yet engaging tribute to the beauty of partnerships, where love and trust are put to the test – and prove triumphant.
This final hurrah from Ockham's Razor is a testament to their enduring partnership, one that has weathered 24 years of ups and downs. As they bid farewell to performing, Charlotte and Alex leave us with an unforgettable performance that will linger in our minds long after the curtain call.
At its core, 'Collaborator' is a masterclass in trust, care, attention, and deep listening. Charlotte and Alex take center stage as they perform acrobatic feats in a square frame trapeze setup, their bodies intertwined in perfect harmony. The intimacy of this physical conversation is undeniable, showcasing the strength, support, and vulnerability that any long-term relationship requires.
Throughout the performance, subtle moments shine through – like Harvey's foot pushing upwards against the metal as he hangs beneath the bar, with Mooney mirroring his every move from above. These fleeting details humanize the show, rendering it more than just a showcase of physical prowess.
The soundtrack, courtesy of Holly Khan, seamlessly blends into the action and atmosphere on stage, creating an immersive experience that wraps you in its warm, fuzzy blanket of joy. The result is 'Collaborator', a gentle yet engaging tribute to the beauty of partnerships, where love and trust are put to the test – and prove triumphant.
This final hurrah from Ockham's Razor is a testament to their enduring partnership, one that has weathered 24 years of ups and downs. As they bid farewell to performing, Charlotte and Alex leave us with an unforgettable performance that will linger in our minds long after the curtain call.
I mean, those pendulums are literally swinging to the rhythm of their relationship – it's like they're performing an intimate dance with themselves 
. And the way they move in sync? Forget about it – it's like they're two peas in a pod 
. Ockham's Razor is really bringing back some amazing memories for me...
, showcasing trust, care & vulnerability 
. Their physical & mental connection is mesmerizing - I mean, who wouldn't want to watch acrobatic feats in sync? 
The music by Holly Khan is the icing on the cake, creating this warm & fuzzy atmosphere 
. It's amazing how Ockham's Razor leaves us with an unforgettable performance that'll linger long after it ends 
. The way they move together is just mesmerizing, it feels like you're watching two old souls who've been through it all 
. Can't wait to see what they do next! 
I'm living for these two, their chemistry on stage is like a slow burn 
that just gets more intense over time. I mean, 24 years of love and trust? That's some next-level stuff 
. And don't even get me started on the pendulums 
– it's like they're literally performing a relationship ritual or something. I'm not crying, you're crying 
. Seriously though, their show is like a warm hug for your soul 
Oh man I'm literally sobbing reading about this... like I've been following Ockham's Razor for ages and it's crazy to think they're wrapping up their performing partnership after 24 years! 
Those two are like my ultimate relationship goals - Charlotte and Alex, I want to see them together forever! 
And that soundtrack by Holly Khan is giving me all the feels - it's like the perfect accompaniment to this beautiful farewell show. 
Can we get a encore performance or something?! 
and that soundtrack? pure perfection 
. I mean, I get it, it's cute and all, but is it really necessary to make a whole show out of it? They're just two people who have found a way to work together, that's it 
. The acrobatic feats are cool, I'll give them that, but the rest of it just feels like they're trying too hard to tug at our heartstrings 
.
. What's the point of those? It's just a fancy way of showing how their energy ebbs and flows, right? Can't we just see that in a simple conversation or something? 
24 years is like, ancient for a relationship. I mean, don't get me wrong, it's nice to see them still working together and all, but can't they just take a break or something? I feel like they're trying too hard to make their partnership look perfect. And that trapeze setup? It's just a bit too much 
! The way they move together like one entity is seriously mind-blowing... I mean, who else can make a trapeze setup look so romantic? 
Their chemistry is palpable, even when the energy isn't exactly what you'd call "sync". Makes me wanna watch their show again and again 
. And that soundtrack? Perfect! So chill & perfect for an intimate performance like this 
. It's just a bunch of acrobatics and some nice music, right? 24 years together, wow, that's a lot of time to mess up (which they probably did). I mean, it's all very sappy and predictable - "trust", "care", "attention"... how original 
can we get a behind-the-scenes look at how they rehearsed tho? 
its like they're showing us how energy ebbs & flows in any relationship, i'm literally feeling all the feels watching this show again 
what a testament to their love & partnership, cant wait to see what they do next 
. I'm gonna miss Ockham's Razor, but at least they're going out on a high note 
