By Roni Sagi
Victoria is a stage celebration of movement, form, and color, featuring three dancers adorned in
puffy crinoline skirts crafted from vibrant African fabrics. These skirts take on a life of their own,
mysterious entities gradually revealing their manifold facets as they gracefully move through space.
Interestingly, when detached from the dancers, these skirts embody a superhuman ideal, one that
the performers ultimately break free from during the performance.
Throughout the show, the dancers establish unique connections with the skirts they wear and with
their fellow performers on stage, navigating the myriad possibilities inherent in these flowing
garments. Are the skirts mere utilities for them? Do they serve as external objects or even form part
of the dancers' self-definition? It's a captivating exploration of the skirts' potential—whether they offer
assistance or pose challenges to the dancers, adding depth and intrigue to the enthralling
performance.
Choreography and Costume Design: Roni Sagi
Dancers: Ben-Oved Berkovich, Nadi Yoel, Roni Sagi
Music Design and Original Music: Netta Spiegel
Dramaturgy and Rehearsal Director: Shirly Barbie
Production: Sigal Dahan
Lighting Design: Lior Levin
Videography: Daniel Pakes
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