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Dance Today issue 35, February 2019
Contents
Editor’s note
A dream comes true: Yair Vardi and architect Elisha Rubin on the addition to and renovation of the Suzanne Dellal Center for Dance and Theater, Neve Tzedek, Tel Aviv
Spotlighting the artist
A Fugue with no Pause/Noa Shiloh
Conversation Between Choreographer Inbal Pinto and Curator Nirit Nelson
Three Pulstations with Niv Sheinfeld and Oren Laor on The Third Dance/ Anat Zecharia
In the community
Local Dance/ Elad Shechter
Direction: Dimona – Choreographic Action with Members of the Hebrew Community/ Ronit Ziv
Creators write
Cocoons: Homage to Louise Bourgeois/Galia Fredkin
A-ne-no-me: The Creative Process/ Sally Anne-Friedland
A window on history
Tributes to my Teachers Gertrud Kraus, Rena Gluck and Anna Sokolow/ Ze’eva Cohen
The body
The Use of Mental Imagery as a Tool to improve Performance and prevent Injuries in Dance/Amit Abraham
Happenings and Festivals
Hillel’s Adventures in Toulouse/ Hillel Kogan
Dublin Dance Festival: Dancing Trio A – About the Experience of Learning and Performing the Works of Yvonne Rainer 60 years after the Premiere/ Stav Bar-Nachum Frank
Curtain Up (Haramat Masach) 2018/ Gaby Aldor
Somatic Times: Reflections on the Diver Festival, 2018/ Ruthie Abeliovich
Expanded Choreography: From Conceptual Decisions to Physical Manifestation – Impressions after viewing three Works at the 2018 Diver Festival/ Ran Brown
Retrospective: Hospitality/Michal Smama
Peer reviewed article
‘All the whole World’s a Stage’: The Presence of Julia Kristeva’s the Semiotic Dimension in the Text through Oyster‘s Theatrical World/ Avital Flamer – Ben Gad
In English
Celebrating a Legacy: “Jews and Jewishness in the Dance World”- An International Conference at Arizona State University, October 2018/ Alexandra Zaslav
International Exposure – Suzanne Dellal 2018/ Judith Brin-Ingber
Dance Today issue 34, August 2018
Table of Contents
Editor’s foreword
Dance and community
Dance-Audience-Community: Annual dance conference of the Israeli Association for Dance Research/ Stav Bar-Nahum Frank
Community dance practice: An academic program for dance students/ Naama Spitzer
Dancing body – society dances [its] culture: Sociology and anthropology of the body//Yehonatan Hershberg
Dance in the Kibbutz Movement: A social, educational and artistic expression/Naomi Bahat-Ratzon
Hebrew secularism and kibbutz holidays/MukiTsur
Peepdance – The body as the last refuge for freedom – Dance performances inside peep cells in the public space/Talia Freed
Conferences and dance meetings among children in elementary school as a connection to the community and society/ Michal Hershkovitz Michaeli & Einat Duak
Dancer in the Community – Dance makes change/ Ilanit Tadmor
Smadar Weiss talks with Dalia Chaimsky on “Ma’ase Gil” – (third age dance project
(Ma’ase Gil)
A community in movement – Thoughts following three years of contemporary dance activity for people living with Parkinson’s disease in the Yasmin Godder studio/ Sigal Bergman, Shiri Sabach Teicher
A short introduction to the phenomenology of tremor/Guy Hugler
Vertigo Dance Company- The power of balance/ Uriah Kadari
Peace in Motion/ Alexandra Zaslav
Joined- when East and West meet in on a creative process/ Tammy Izhaki
Manish Chuhan from Mumbai to Ga’aton/ Chen Mesil
Memories from Africa: Dance-Audience-Community/ Esther Dagan
African Ballet in West Africa/ Rachel Bangoura
Roy Bedarshi interviews Gadi Biton
Spotlighting the artist
An Israeli choreographer shatters the Berlin Wall – Talia Perlshtein and Tamar Bar-Shalom interview Tamar Ben-Ami
Ruth Eshel’s dance reviews: Fugue by Inbal Pinto, Asylum by Rami Be’er, Nova Carmen by Sharon Eyal & Gai Behar
Excellence in Dance Education – Selected events/ Hila Covrigaro
Festivals
Festival Montpellier 2018/ Ruth Eshel