Anyone who has seen the dancers of the Batsheva Ensemble perform knows that not only are they exceptionally talented dancers, but this is clearly a creative crew!
Letting their creative spirits loose in an evening that is entirely created, performed and produced by the members of the ensemble, the Batsheva Ensemble presents Home Alone, an evening of short dance works. As the title suggests, it’s a peek into what happens when the dancers are “home alone” – no longer under the watchful eyes of ‘parents.’
Just a hint of things to come – this year they’ve collaborated with director Adi Halfin, photographer Zohar Ralt, art director Neta Dror and Casino San Remo to make this alluring promo clip:
I love these evenings, but don’t take my word for it – come and see for yourself!
Performances will take place: July 24 at 21:00; July 25 at 19:00//21:30; July 26 at 14:00; July 27 at 21:30. Batsheva Studios, 6 Yechiely Street, Tel-Aviv, Tel: 03-5171471. Tickets may be reserved online.
Look forward to seeing:
Saga by Mario Bermudez Gil; Luzor by Mario Bermudez Gil; Ballad for the Keeperess by Shaked Leibzirer; Concrete by Mariko Kakizaki; The Way Out by Keren Lurie Pardes; Who by Oz Shoshan; Second Portrait by Shane Elliot Scopatz; Meeting Out of Place by Edu Turull; Cheer Up by Maya Tamir; Waiting for Ben by Or Meir Schraiber, Tamir Eting, Gal Friedman, Tomer Nahir Paltock; 3G by Noam Eidelman. The evening is produced by Tamir Eting, assistant producer and rehearsal director – Shaked Leibzirer.
Can’t wait until the 24th? Want to see more and more? Head out to Casino San Remo (2 Nehama Street) this weekend for a preview Friday, July 19th at 13:00 & Saturday, July 20th at 17:00, as the dancers perform short selections from the evening’s offerings.
