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24.04 | 20:30

Evening of Short Works

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Haruki

Through patterns and forms, the body searches for ways to be, in a Sisyphean journey to stand. Once up, it meets the unexpected and yet the ever so familiar. The work Haruki portrays the cycle of the being in its cycle of destruction and resurrection.


Choreography and Performance: Ido Barak 

Photography: Dan Ben Ari


ROOM

'ROOM' is a multidisciplinary work that combines dance, music and video art, and began as part of a thesis in which Natalie researched the dance 'Two Room Apartment'.

Through the written research the subject of the piece revel itself and it’s body memoirs: How the body is constantly changing, acting as vessel of experiences and relationships, how the body experiences memories physically, and especially how we remember our own body over time.

Each of the three artists examined the changing body through their medium. Natalie examines the physical body through movement, which reflect the evidence of the changing body. Noa examines the same body memory by doubling it and placing it side by side, while Soof examines physical memory through the space of sound, which, like video art, begins with organic sound and becomes synthesized.

ROOM was produced with the support of the Israel Lottery Council For Culture & Arts, the Independent Creators Fund of the Ministry of Culture and Sport and Ein-Hod Executive Committee.

‘ROOM' is my personal ongoing research as my body matures. Accepting it as it is, along with memories of the past and future.


Choreographer and Performance: Natalie Afriat

Original Music: Soof Nikritin

Videoart: Noa Orlicky

Photography: Roy Maayan


Give it to me

The solo explores the challenge of finding authentic self-expression and freedom in movement, using voice as a central tool.

I am allowed to be who I am, and I am allowed to express my voice, no matter how loud it is.

The voice drives the solo—it determines the rhythm, intensity, and movement, serving as a mechanism that activates the body.

The essence of the solo lies in the act itself—voice and movement together—where the body operates not from thought but from its ability to perform the choreography ingrained within it, allowing emotions and intuitive interpretations to naturally accumulate over the movement and voice.

Through this connection, I find the freedom to fully be myself, with the dance reflecting both softness and rigidity, celebrating both extremes and the strength that lies between them


Choreography and Performance: Avshalom Latucha 

Musical Editing: Ayar Dalba

Music: Proud Mary - Tina Turner

Costumes: Maayan Shalem Photography: Asia Skori

The work was created as part of the 3|2|1 Program - Stage for New Artists at the Suzanne Dellal Centre, with the support of the Pais Culture Council


Evening of Short Works

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