Eden Kramer’s Response to PATROL by Eyal Dadon Dance Company

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PATROL creates a fantastical world, superhuman, deeply physical, mysterious, and breathtakingly beautiful.Read more

לקרוא את ספר החוקים מאת ג׳ני בירגר

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The work opens questions about the relationship between movement and education, education and ideology.Read more

Heather DeAtley’s Reflections on ‘Wonder’ by Gil Kerer

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‘Wonder’ is a meditation on wonder through play.Read more

SPOTLIGHT #2- MATAN PREMINGER

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If you have ever seen a show at Tmuna Theater, chances are you have seen Matan Preminger’s work. As one of the most prominent lighting designers in the theater/dance/performance world, Matan has been illuminating stages for over a decade. Comfortable both behind the scenes and on stage, Preminger can be found most nights in the control booth of one of many theaters he works in, most often Tmuna. Beyond his role as an actor, lighting technician and designer, Preminger has created three staged works that brought the often-invisible world of lighting technicians and designers into the center of the stage. Read more

כמו גלידת תות עם סוכריות בקיץ: מחשבות של עדן קרמר על ׳הארמון של איתי׳ מאת רייצ׳ל ארדוס

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I’m about to use a word that parenting experts tend to hate: Etai’s Castle is simply… fun. Fun in the very best, most classic sense of the word. Like strawberry ice cream with sprinkles on a summer day.Read more

Reflections on the Exhibition ‘And Love, What Will Become of It?’ by David and Adina Nipo

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At a rhythm that feels both surprising and perfectly measured, poems appear among the colorful canvases hanging on the gallery walls. Their monochrome presence immediately stands apart. These small and intricate signs interrupt the familiar landscape of a painting exhibition and quietly ask the viewer to look differently.Read more