Both works powerfully express the emotions we’ve all been carrying through this past month and more: anxiety, terror, helplessness, the attempt to survive inside all this darkness.Read more
It is a physical theatre piece rich in imagery, with precise and flawlessly crafted scenography, and dramaturgy that sustains attention throughout. We encounter many characters, among them the problematic student in a fitness group who understands the exercise only once it is over, the sturdy weightlifter who surprises at the crucial moment, the samurai who stops time and crumbles bricks into particles, and the pole vaulter who manages to jump high, though it requires massive teamwork. The actors’ ability to precisely execute failure turns the performance into a continuous experience of laughter. Adults burst out laughing, children were giggling non-stop.Read more
Though I could not have imagined it when we embarked upon the project, performing for children at this time in this country is one of the great privileges of my life. And looking around the studio in Sha’ar Hanegev, I was grateful for that hour away from the world, and for the opportunity to dance for a handful of hopeful small faces.Read more