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Spotlight #2- Matan Preminger 🔦 If you've seen a

Spotlight #2- Matan Preminger 🔦

If you've seen a performance at Tmuna Theater over the past decade, there's a good chance you've experienced his work.

A lighting designer, technician and performer, Matan has spent years illuminating stages. In this edition of Spotlight, we spoke about finding a creative home at Tmuna, turning backstage into performance, what good lighting can do for a piece and why the moments before the audience walks in are sometimes more dramatic than the show itself.

Read the full interview at the link in our bio.

#Spotlight #CreativeWriting #LightingDesign #Theater #Dance #Performance #Tmuna

Like strawberry ice cream on a summer day. 🍓🍦 In

Like strawberry ice cream on a summer day. 🍓🍦

In the latest edition of Kids' Corner, Eden Kramer writes about Etai's Castle by Rachel Erdos.

Rather than offering fantasy worlds or fairy tales, 'Etai's Castle' gives shape to the everyday emotional landscape of childhood: frustration, curiosity, imagination, fear, family, and the feeling that sometimes you're simply... too much.

Read Eden's full review (in Hebrew and English) now on Creative Writing.
🔗 Link in bio.

#CreativeWriting #KidsCorner #DanceReview #DanceForChildren #ContemporaryDance #DanceWriting #PerformanceForChildren #IsraeliDance #RachelErdos

Director’s POV. We’re still dreaming about last Sa

Director’s POV.
We’re still dreaming about last Saturday shooting Creative Talking.

What happens when paintings and poems engage in co

What happens when paintings and poems engage in conversation?

In the exhibition 'And Love, What Will Become of It?' at Rothschild Fine Art Gallery, painter David Nipo and poet Adina Nipo invite us into a shared world where image and language move side by side. Rather than explaining one another, the works create a dialogue, opening space for memory, intimacy, longing and the many forms love can take.

In her response for Creative Writing, Jenny Birger reflects on this encounter between visual art and poetry, asking what happens when we don't simply look at an artwork or read a poem, but allow them to speak to each other.

Read the full piece (in Hebrew and English) via the link in our bio.

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NEW ON CREATIVE WRITING 🌸 What does improvisation

NEW ON CREATIVE WRITING 🌸

What does improvisation look like when it is meticulously crafted?

In Not Your Average Improvisation, Ori Lenkinski responds to Magnolia by Noa Shadur, a work that balances spontaneity with precision, risk with structure and pleasure with rigor.

Read the full review on Creative Writing.

Link in bio ☝️

#OriLenkinski #NoaShadur #Magnolia #CreativeWriting #DanceWriting #ContemporaryDance #Performance #IsraeliDance

LIGHTNESS IN THE BURDEN OF ETERNAL RETURN by Joy B

LIGHTNESS IN THE BURDEN OF ETERNAL RETURN
by Joy Bernard

In 2000, choreographer Noa Dar premiered 'Strange', a work combining movement and text in collaboration with actor Gal Zaid and playwright Joseph El-Dror. Twenty-six years later, Dar returns to the work in 'Strange in '26', revisiting old material through the lens of time, memory and experience.

In her latest text for Creative Writing, Joy Bernard reflects on watching a choreographer encounter her own past and asks what happens when artists return to earlier versions of themselves.

Read the full review on Creative Writing.

Link in bio.

Photos by Tamar Lamm

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