Michal Toledano on Simple Action by Yasmeen Godder

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Simple action, she whispered
But the heart shouted
Simple action
One word
To agree
A small embrace
To receive
A smile
To give
Hold
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Michal Toledano on monoLOG by Samuel Lefeuvre

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Alone on the stage.

Smell of burning, a look in the eyes, limited movement almost in place.

A small correction, not alone in the least- a log is here too.

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Erez Kashi on Dualism by Ido Gidron

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    Dualism by Ido Gidron was presented as part of the 2017 International Choreography Competition hosted by Machol Shalem Dance House.    Erez Kashi is a Tel Aviv-based photographer.Read more

Lee Nahat Shalom on Black Velvet by Shamel Pitts and Mirelle Martins

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Hush now my late baby
Never to be back
Sometimes life is just-
BLACK ON BLACK.Read more

Lee Nahat Shalom on Day 3 Jerusalem International Dance Week

Lee Nahat Shalom is an actress, director and choreographer of physical theater and movement.Read more

Yuval Gal on monoLOG by Samuel Lefeuvre

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Am I going backwards?

Where do I live exactly?

The physicality presented in this creation is full of possibilities, possibilities for existence. Presents a gift regarding the possibilities to exist in this universe.

מה כבר בלעתי?
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Diti Ronen on Solo an Attempt by Ygal Tsur

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But the head runs straight to the wall, knocks the forehead,
scatches his wounds in its own mouth. Here he is, speaking his word.Read more

Lee Nahat Shalom on Nice to Beat You by Gil Kerer and Korina Fraiman

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A man and a woman. It’s even not odd. The stage is empty but I am at home.

They shake hands. There is an agreement. Partnership is a business that must be maintained out of desire.

Let the games begin.Read more

Yulia Frydin on FUEL by Bar Altaras and Ifat Netz

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How can one even write about body, movement, language.

To hold something intangible. Fluid. Present-

And in an instant it becomes something different more forceful than what was.Read more

Ana Harmon on Valley by Omer Backley-Astrachan

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‘Environmental dance,’ is a term used to describe movement which meditates on the human body’s relationship to landscape and the environment. Backley-Astrachan’s dancers personify icy archipelagos, an especially poignant depiction in light of what has been recently coined the ‘anthropocene,’ or the geological age during which human activity is the dominant influence on climate and the environment.Read more