POST-SHOW DISCUSSION
There will be a post-show discussion after the performance on 18 September with choreographer Sharon Eyal and sound artist Ori Lichtik, moderated by journalist Nóra Balkányi. Everybody welcome!
Hot, sexy, rhythmic – subtle movements, snappy shapes, grotesque elegance.
L-E-V, co-run by Eyal’s artistic and life partner Gai Behar, incorporates the ‘Gaga’ dance language Eyal learned at Batsheva, but also features Eyal’s trademark combination of androgyny, tribalism, and eroticism. Behar, formerly an underground music producer who hosted alternative performances in Tel Aviv parking lots and basements, brings his own unique touch to the company’s artistic vision. Their integration of technology and dance is equally at home on the stage at Trafó or in a techno club. This explosive company is the convergence/ fusion of movement, music, lighting, fashion, art and technology – each element uniquely expressive but emotionally entwined.
SARA is like a pearl in a treasure box of jewels, feeling like new but steeped in history. Whether white, transparent or iridescent, it will forever be a pearl.
KILLER PIG – As if describing the roots of L-E-V’s creative mythology, it gives audiences a glimpse into the place from where the group originated - a place of minimalist expression, intense honesty and uncompromising physicality.
Creators: Sharon Eyal and Gai Behar
Dancers: Doug Letheren, Rebecca Hytting, Mariko Kakizaki, Keren Lurie Perdes, Leo Lerus and Gon Biran
Lighting: Avi Yona "Bambi" Bueno
KILLER PIG
Music: Ori Lichtik
Costumes: Odelia Arnold, in collaboration with Rebecca Hytting, Gon Biran, Sharon Eyal and Gai Behar
SARA
Original music: “The knife / From off to on”
Sound design: Ori Lichtik
There will be a post-show discussion after the performance on 18 September with choreographer Sharon Eyal and sound artist Ori Lichtik, moderated by journalist Nóra Balkányi. Everybody welcome!
Hot, sexy, rhythmic – subtle movements, snappy shapes, grotesque elegance.
L-E-V, co-run by Eyal’s artistic and life partner Gai Behar, incorporates the ‘Gaga’ dance language Eyal learned at Batsheva, but also features Eyal’s trademark combination of androgyny, tribalism, and eroticism. Behar, formerly an underground music producer who hosted alternative performances in Tel Aviv parking lots and basements, brings his own unique touch to the company’s artistic vision. Their integration of technology and dance is equally at home on the stage at Trafó or in a techno club. This explosive company is the convergence/ fusion of movement, music, lighting, fashion, art and technology – each element uniquely expressive but emotionally entwined.
SARA is like a pearl in a treasure box of jewels, feeling like new but steeped in history. Whether white, transparent or iridescent, it will forever be a pearl.
KILLER PIG – As if describing the roots of L-E-V’s creative mythology, it gives audiences a glimpse into the place from where the group originated - a place of minimalist expression, intense honesty and uncompromising physicality.
Creators: Sharon Eyal and Gai Behar
Dancers: Doug Letheren, Rebecca Hytting, Mariko Kakizaki, Keren Lurie Perdes, Leo Lerus and Gon Biran
Lighting: Avi Yona "Bambi" Bueno
KILLER PIG
Music: Ori Lichtik
Costumes: Odelia Arnold, in collaboration with Rebecca Hytting, Gon Biran, Sharon Eyal and Gai Behar
SARA
Original music: “The knife / From off to on”
Sound design: Ori Lichtik
