Laetitia Boulud is one of the more elusive characters in the Israeli dance community. Her name is whispered between choreographers looking for someone to elevate their productions, be it via stage design or online presence. A multidisciplinary artist in her own right, Boulud has become known for her sharp eye, clean aesthetic and no-nonsense attitude. As perhaps the only art director working in the local dance scene, she is both creating beautiful work and introducing a new function into the field.Read more
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
Nearly every night of the week, dance videographer Daniel Pakes can be found in a theater somewhere in Israel, positioned behind the lens of one of his many cameras. With a background in physical theater and performance, Pakes has developed a filming language deeply attuned to choreography, stage dynamics and the ephemeral nature of live art.Read more