An evening with choreographers from Israel and others strongly influenced by the Israeli language of dance.
Choreographies by Liel Fibak, Robin Nimanong, and Tom Goldhand, all part of the melting pot of Amsterdam.Postscriptum- choreography Robin Nimanong, dancers: Elvedin Šiljdedic, Robin Nimanong, Noa van Tichel
To be yourself completely demands more courage sometimes. How to be vulnerable en self-appreciating comes to light. Two two three or 2-2-3 implies that we move from male (1) and female (2) to more options (3). There's more than just black and white, something that falls outside those lines. A gray area, that comes back in the transformation during the piece.
BODY/ Choreography: Liel Fiebak, dance Sarah Europaeus, Liel Fibak
BODY is a duet of two female dancers, experiencing and expressing their femininity. Exploring female uniqueness through energy and quality nor critiques and comparison. Letting symbols, stigmas and collective memories lead us through an associative path for understanding, when what you see is constantly developing and changing, moving or disappearing.On the edge of.../ Decompression- choreography and dance: Tom Goldhand
This piece revolves around the ability of the body to hold tension and pressure. The feeling that arises from a strenuous situation and the physical resonance that is shared in the space from that. It is compressed and decompressed – from a place of unease to relaxation. From holding a non-comfortable position to being there with what is in the moment without judgment.
