Incidence Chor\u00e9graphique<\/strong> – Soloists of the Paris Opera with artistic director Bruno Bouch\u00e9 return with a new program that includes: Nuit Blanche<\/em> by Simon Valastro, music by Thomas Mendez; Reversibilit\u00e9<\/em> by Michel Kelemenis, music by Maurice Ravel; Blue Sunday<\/em> by Yvon Demol, music by Maurice Ravel; and Bless – ainsi soit-il<\/em> by Bruno Bouch\u00e9, music by Bach.<\/p>\n Igal Perry and Peridance Contemporary Dance Company<\/strong>, which he founded in 1984, come to Israel from New York with three works: Thundering Silence<\/em> by Igal Perry, music by Vladimir Martynov; Crazy, Crazy Love<\/em> by Manuel Vignoulle to music by The Platters, Paul Anka; Evermore<\/em> by Dwight Rhoden, music – jazz standards performed by Nat King Cole. The company’s style is influenced by classical dance, their eclectic repertoire includes works by noted choreographers invited to create for the company, such as that by Dwight Rhoden of Complexions Dance Company.<\/p>\n Dance Espa\u00f1a<\/strong> will be a special platform dedicated to flamenco and contemporary dance from Spain. The Increpaci\u00f3n Dance Company<\/strong>, which last performed in Israel in 1999, will return to perform in this program. Founded twenty years ago by artistic directors Montse S\u00e1nchez Ram\u00f3n Baeza, the company is based in Barcelona. The company’s mission is to create a new movement language through research of Spanish dance and Flamenco, and its fusion with the choreography and techniques of contemporary dance.<\/p>\n The arrival of Spanish flamenco dancer Eva Yerbabuena<\/strong> is an exciting event, considered a leading dancer this style, she founded her own dance company in 1998 with her husband Paco Jarana as musical director, and won Spain’s Premio Nacional de Danza in 2001. Born Eva Mar\u00eda Garrido Garcia,\u00a0 a friend gave her the name “Yerbabuena” after a flamenco singer named Fransquito Yerbabuena.\u00a0 with Manolete, Merche Esmeralda, Javier Latorre,Joaqu\u00edn Cort\u00e9s, Mikhail Baryshnikov and Pina Bausch. In 1997 she appeared in Mike Figgis’ documentary Flamenco Women<\/em>, and in 2002 she participated in Pulse: A Stomp Odyssey<\/em> with Jarana accompanying her Petenera on guitar – catch a glimpse of her moves at 1:01.![\"Peridance](\"http:\/\/www.midnighteast.com\/mag\/wp-content\/uploads\/2015\/06\/Peridance_Dekel-Hamatian.jpg\")
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