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Scientists have studied it, poets have romanticised it, and musicians have written millions of songs about it, but nobody has ever fully explained why humans continue to fall in love. But comedy dance troupe Dynamotion's new theatre show Sharp Teeth explores that mystery through movement, comedy and storytelling. It's the latest collaboration between Lara Fischel-Chisholm and Tom Sainsbury and it starts next week at Q Theatre in Tamaki Makaurau. Lara joined Susana earlier for a chat.
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