Six": works of dance, movement and vocals"

“Six”
Dance, Movement, and Voice Performance
Intimate and intelligent dance pieces presenting dialogues with the body and space, conversations with nature and human nature, a deep connection to the heart, and even a game of jump rope with mom.

Within the festival program, six dance works are interwoven, created and tailored for the artistic space, and placed in galleries of visual art. They engage with the space, absorb context and inspiration, and bring live art of body, voice, and movement into the museum setting. These works are part of an artistic process that began 60 days prior to the festival.

Performed by fourth-year dancers of the Choreography Program at the Academy of Music and Dance.

“To Move to Keep Things Whole”

The body is material. Material in the hands of the creator? Material that changes and dissolves each time into a new form, transforming itself into a human sculpture, a figure, and back again.

• Choreography and Performance: Penina Koren
  Singer: Dorin Gal

“Roots”

A process of growth from a small seed to a tree that learns to fly.

• Choreography and Performance: Shira Har
  Recorded Text: Ruth and Shira Har

“I Went Out”

From the pit of fatigue and resistance, a sigh of relief emerged, allowing to stay with what is.

• Choreography and Performance: Ori Kichler

“Transparent”

A story of height, material, color, and space.

• Choreography and Performance: Amit Odes
  Trumpet: Guy Gurevich

“Emptying the Voice”

The ease with which choice takes on weight; the heaviness clinging to the concealment of self-definition, shifting between reality and fantasy.

• Choreography and Performance: Inbal Ronen
  Creating Dancer: Rotem Levi

“What’s the Connection?”

Know where you come from and where you are dancing.

• Choreography and Performance: Yochi Munosov
  Creating Dancer: Michal Munosov