InHOUSE Residency
The Residency Program offers independent choreographers and dance creators a unique opportunity to work and create within the studios of MASH Dance House for a dedicated research and creation period, culminating in the presentation of a new dance work before an audience.
This program provides a supportive and open environment for experimentation, exploration, and deep artistic development. It allows artists to refine their personal language, test new ideas, and immerse themselves fully in their creative process.
The residency grants artists time, space, and ideal working conditions—whether for individual or collaborative projects—while situating them within a vibrant creative hub shared by dozens of artists active at the center: dancers, choreographers, designers, musicians, and lighting artists. This dynamic setting encourages cross-pollination, artistic dialogue, and unexpected collaborations that often lead to new and inspiring artistic directions.
At MASH Dance House, the residency is considered an essential part of the contemporary dance ecosystem — a space where ideas take root, new voices emerge, and artists are empowered with the tools and support they need to grow and flourish.
A dance performance for children on
the autistic spectrum – Amfibi
As part of its community–dance engagement initiatives, MASH Dance House established a dedicated series of dance performances for children and youth on the autism spectrum. These days, the center is hosting its in-house production Amphibious by Robi Edelman— a work that has been presented in dozens of schools as part of the Cultural Basket (Sal Tarbut) program in Israel and abroad.
Dance Series - Momentum
A series of contemporary Israeli dance performances that brings momentum and freshness and invites the Jerusalem audience to experience works that place Israeli dance at the forefront of international art. The series features conversations with the creators and viewers who are invited to peek into the inner world and sources of inspiration of the artists.