the new production of liat dror nir ben gal dance company:
Air Field
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previous works:
the pearls motion on the woden floor.
The work deals with the delicate relation; between the negative and the positive,
Between what we keep in the darkness and what goes out to the light.
When the negative exposes to light too early a burn will come instead of a beautiful image and in the same way when it is to dark we can't bring the image to life.
We need the absolute light and the absolute darkness and with the infinity of nuance within them in order to know ourselves as a hole send a light beam into the darkness and accept the infinite light without any fear into the falling darkness.
Between the light to the darkness we create a world which can bring health to our body and soul.
This work shifts the individual and social circle and political environment,
Architecture of people, buildings and relations.
What happens when the light that is within me meets the darkness outside?
What happens when the light outside enlightens the darkness within me?
Is the photograph that was taken reflects the real light and dark?
Is this the absolute truth or just a perspective?
Is there a moment we all can move from light to darkness in an absolute way?
To dance a simple dance of believe
Coreographers: Liat dror and Nir ben gal
The performance attends 10 dancers
The dancers: Michal Oren Arazi, Avital Ifergan, Michal Arda, Ran Ben Dror, Hadas Antman, Elinor Soyrefman, Michal Harel, Elik Gilad, Yonit Yudelevitz and Shay Maimon
Sound track: all over the world music
Text by AB natan- "the voice of peace"
Prince Charming
comprises the 12-dancer groupe
Prince Charming is a story about the desire to find absolute beauty and courage, an illusion that brings disappointment and pain, an endless struggle in which we lose ourselves to the point of reception where we do not give up on love, but learn to experience the part of resignation in it.
The Bresslaver Rabbi said: "Nothing is as whole as a broken heart." It would seem that the Israeli reality makes healing the earth a must. The ability to heal the land, to help it absorb the huge pain and sadness will help it grow a human movement that could endow its surroundings with love, joy and peace, from the dance, from the song, from the music.
In the show, the dancers use bamboo sticks as part of their practice. At the same time, a bamboo bridge is being built. When the show ends, the dancers and the audience have a physical bridge they can symbolically cross and reach the good, loving, and compassionate part in each of us.
Coreographers: Liat dror and Nir ben gal
The dancers: Michal Oren Arazi, Tomer bashan, Avital Ifergan, Michal Arda, Ran Ben Dror, Hadas Antman, Elinor Soyrefman, Michal Harel, Saar Ostreicher, Elik Gilad, Yonit Yudelevitz and Shay Maimon
The work is designed for a large space such as a hangar, tent, amphitheater, or some alternative space where indoors and outdoors can naturally interact.