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Tel Aviv Dance Festival at Dellal Dance Center and TAPAC

From October 4th until the end of the month the Tel Aviv Dance Festival will take place in the Suzanne Dellal Dance Center and at TAPAC (the Tel Aviv Performing Arts Center) with European, Asian, American and Israeli dance/ballet groups, including a show that should not be missed: Sutra by Sidi Larbi Cherkoual, half Belgian/half Moroccan choreographer and from Spain the famous Miquel Angel Berna with his company and their latest opus Goya. For more information: www.suzannedellal.org.il and www.israel-opera.co.il … Read entire article »

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Dvora Bertonov: Perpetual motion

I did find a lovely article in Haaretz Magazine, last Friday, written by Ruth Eshl about the famous dancer, choreographer, teacher and scholar Dvora Bertonov,who died two weeks ago at the age of 95 in Tel Aviv. Dvora, born in Georgia in 1915, immigrated with her family to Palestine in 1915 and settled in Tel Aviv. After a short period for dance-lessons in Berlin (1929-1932) she came back to Tel Aviv and this awesome lady danced until a few weeks before her death… [picture: Habima, where Dvora Bertonov danced] … Read entire article »

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Mark Morris Dance Group is coming to Tel Aviv

The Mark Morris Dance Group from New York, a perfect combination of music and movement, is coming to Tel Aviv at the end of this year. They will give 6 shows at the Israeli Opera – New Performing Art Center from Thursday, December 29th until Sunday, January 3rd 2010. Information: 03-6927777 or: www.israel-opera.co.il The New York Times wrote about the Mark Morris Dance Group: “The most successful and influential choreographer (sic.: Mark Morris) alive, and indisputable the most musical…” … Read entire article »

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Divinely inspired

A beautiful article I found last week in the Ha’aretz Magazine, July 17th, written by Roni Dori about the once prima ballerina of the Batsheva Dance Company: Rina Schenfeld. Today, 71 years old, Rina is a choreographer, but is still dancing in some of her art-works. A truely fantastic woman!! … Read entire article »

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The first dance studio in Tel Aviv

In Ehad-Ha’amstreet no 42 , you will find a ‘simple’, small building designed in 1928 by the architect Ya’acov Ornstein. A building, of wich you will find hundreds of them in Tel Aviv; today with a black/brown facade and the concrete ‘rotten’. You will pass it by, without even notice it…. But this small building became the first dance studio in Tel Aviv, and Ya’acov Ornstein designed it for his wife Margalit Ornstein. The family emigrated, from Vienna, in 1920 to Palestine. The Ornstein-family was a pioneer of dance in Palestine. The ‘free’ (expressive) dance-revolution and the principles of the culture of the body, found fertile ground in this studio. Margalit Ornstein was the founder and theoretician of this new style of dancing. Later, she was the choreographer of the ‘Ornstein Sisters’, … Read entire article »

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