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• Dance + artist discussion
• culture
• body
• Jerusalem
• Festival

• Sa., 01.04.2017, 19:00

Artist Talk following 'An Hour with All-Eaters' // Jerusalem meets Berlin

Two performers, two undressed all-eaters, are totally exposed. A primal dance that uses the harmony of the body as raw material for a stream of unconventional scenes and segments. Shani Granot and Nevo Romano inquire about the cultural within the body and the visceral/body within culture. After the show we`ll get in talk with the artists.

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• 2 Lauren Hart, Theatre Maker and Performer

The performance simulates a one-hour visit to an archaeological site. This archaeological site is physical, human and performative as well as real space. During the visit, the viewer can admire the smallest findings, while at the same time he finds himself in the middle of large ruins. After the performance we`ll get in talk with Shani Granot and Nevo Romano.

About the venue:

Dock 11

The factory level of Dock 11 in Kastanienallee in Prenzlauer Berg is a rehearsals room, teaching studio and dance stage in one. The stage programme has interdisciplinary supplements such as theatre, performance, literature, music, visual art, film and club art – however the main focal point of every performance is on purely dance elements. Together with its other premises in EDEN***** in Berlin-Pankow, Dock 11 has established itself as an important part of the Berlin dance scene. The unique combination of teaching, rehearsal and stage generates an exciting change of perspectives in both the artists and pupils, as well as among the audience.  (source: visitberlin.de)

www.dock11-berlin.de 

About the Festival and the additional program:

Jerusalem meets Berlin

Based on a long term partnership between DOCK 11 EDEN***** in Berlin and Machol Shalem Dance House (MASH) in Jerusalem, the two organizations are proud to present selected dance works and performances by choreographers from Israel /(or) that have been showcased at MASH's platforms during the past two years.

This festival will be accompanied by workshops for professionals as well as non professionals from all ages, lectures, artist talks with Theater Scoutings and panel discussions. The panel discussion 'The role of culture in an era of social and demographic change' deals with the issues of ethnicity, migraton, nationality and re-examines the role and responsibility of the artistic act. Gaga classes for dancers and non professionals communicate the idea of Gaga as a healing, dynamic, ever-changing power of movement language. In Acro balance workshop the adults and young people can work on individual acrobatic movements, balance, strength and flexibility.

www.macholshalem.org.il

About the artists:

Shani Granot, Nevo Romano

Shani Granot, born in 1978, is a dancer and a dance-maker. She joined the Batsheva Youth Ensemble in 1996. In 2002 she graduated from P.A.R.T.S (Brussels). Since 2003 she has worked in close collaboration with Cristian Duarte, Peter Fol, Keren Levi, Arkadi Zaides, and Daniel Landau both in Europe and in Israel. In 2012 she created the piece An Hour with All-Eaters together with Nevo Romano, who she collaborates with since then.

Nevo Romano, born in 1982, is an artist, performer and a teacher. He studied violin in the Buchmann–Mehta School of Music, and graduated from the School of Visual Theater - Jerusalem and the Adama Dance School, where he later taught technique and improvisation. Romano worked and collaborated with Liat Dror and Nir Ben Gal, Nava Frenkel, Daniel Landau, Shani Granot and Ariel Cohen. He is a Lecturer in the Department of Dance at Sapir College.