Dancer
To hell and back: A political ballet for Israel’s age of war
Seven choreographers, one live pianist, and a palindrome that refuses to end.
Josephine Baker: Dancer, spy, and champion against racism and antisemitism
PM Albanese evacuated amid bomb threat linked to Shen Yun dance performance
Lifetime achievement awards for Moni Moshonov, Rina Schenfeld
Two paths diverse in Rina Schenfeld's 'Wonder Women'
In “Women Women,” a new two-part evening by the veteran choreographer and dancer, Schenfeld presents two outcomes of the same soundtrack, composed of musical compositions as well as poems.
Dimitris Papaioannou brings ‘Transverse Orientation’ to Israel
This may very well be the most important work presented here in recent years. Don’t miss it.
Meet DJ Raphi, the man transforming the religious dancing scene
If Raphi Nathan – aka DJ Raphi – has anything to do with it, the religious hoofing scene is due to go through one fundamental makeover.
Pitching for Dance: Unique opportunity to accelerate your career
The original venture “Pitching For Dance” will be practiced in Israel for the very first time. It is a rarity anywhere else in the context of dance.
Tel Aviv is getting its British choreographer back
British choreographer Akram Khan will return to Israel to present Outwitting the Devil as part of the Tel Aviv Performing Arts Center’s (TAPAC) dance program.
The Most Boring Show in the World: A non-boring dance show hits Israel
Choreographer, dancer, actor and mother Renana Raz is fascinated with boredom, so much so that her new creation is entirely inspired by it.
Actress Galit Giat to sing in Ladino Festival in Safed
Triple threat Galit Giat shares about her humble beginnings and her split creative personality.
Israel to hold dance festival entirely in virtual reality
VR Dance Jerusalem is an international festival, which will introduce audiences to VR as a means to experience dance performance.
'Mars,' 'And Over Again': Artistic presentations side by side
What a chilling moment when current reality meets head-on a stale yet popular military-march tune of yesteryear.
Dancers Amnon and Jill Damti are ‘Ambassadors of Israeli Culture’
From the start they traveled the world performing in all manner of institutions – prisons, shelters for asylum-seekers, embassies and orphanages and have seen the effect of their theraputic work.
