Heather DeAtley’s Reflections on ‘Kamuyot’ by Ohad Naharin

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I wish for dance to offer this type of homecoming for my kids, an invitation to come home to themselves over and over again. For OUR kids. And the generations to come. Again and again. Keep extending the hand. Reach for the known to discover the unknown.Read more

Reflections on Ohad Naharin’s Last Work by Heather DeAtley

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Everything about this piece yields moments that are so stunning, gracefully emitting and embodying an effortless elegance that leaves you breathing more deeply. Subtle moments between dancers, solos that border on remarkable, ensemble segments that are revelatory–they all are weaving a tapestry through movement that resets the very scaffolding of our fascia and how we perceive our bodies in space and time. We go on an expansive  proprioceptive journey while simply sitting in the chair! Neural networks and pathways yielding more activity than when we arrived to Suzanne Dellal. We are the weavers and the woven. Read more