Shared evening featuring Ravid Abarbanel and Roni Chadash
ALIZA
A couple on a journey, deals with the challenges and fragments of thought and memory. Two characters who live in a world that is not necessarily physical, part of which exists only in their minds. They want to help one another, to bolster one another, to succeed together- however, their journey together is wrought with solitude. Suddenly it is unclear where they are going and why. Good intentions are engulfed by vast confusion.
Choreography: Ravid Abarbanel
Dancers : Tomer Giat , Ravid Abarbanel
Sound Design : Ivan Shopov
The piece was developed within the frame of Derida Dance Center’s Residency Program, a project part of the Calendar of Cultural Events of Sofia Municipality for 2017, with the support of The Israeli Embassy in Sofia, Bulgaria.
The piece premiered on September 2017, at the "Shades dance" festival in Suzanne Dellal, Tel Aviv - Israel.
Victims & Images
In today’s stage medium, both the performer and the choreographer are required to sacrifice a certain part of the belonging of the body to itself; Whether it is for the audience, for the choreographer or for the ‘shape’ / ‘image’ that the body serves.
We wonder about this “service” of the body and the desire to continue to be bound by it.
However, today, when the patterns of cliche femininity images are implanted in our bodies without our will - is there any way to slip away? Being a body without an image? And what are the implications of the opposite situation - an image without a body?
‘Victims & Images’ premiered on November 2018 as part of Curtain Up Festival 2018, Suzanne Dellal. The piece is supported by ‘Garage21’, The Department of Arts - Tel-Aviv-Jaffa Municipality, The Yehoshua Rabinovich Foundation for the Arts and ‘Meever’ .
Credits:
Choreography: Roni Chadash
Perfomers: Carmel Ben Asher & Roni Chadash
Dramaturgy: Yael Biegon-Citron
Artistic Advisor: Maya Brinner
Rehearsal Manager: Dana Shoval
Original Music: Noa Ayali
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