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Batsheva Dance Company’s Mixed Bill: Yasmeen Godder and Sharon Eyal & Gai Bachar

For all their stylistic differences, Godder and the team of Eyal and Bachar do have one key trait in common: they are artists who are audacious and provocative, in the best senses of those words.

Seeing Israeli and Jewish Dance, edited by Judith Brin Ingber

This much-awaited anthology is an invaluable resource on Israeli and Jewish dance. Editor Judith Brin Ingber will celebrate the book’s publication at the Dance Library of Israel on December 18.

Batsheva Dance Company: The Evolution of Ohad Naharin’s “Sadeh21”

Sadeh21 is roughly 6 weeks into its genesis, and it is scheduled to premiere at the Sherover Theatre as part of the Israel Festival in Jerusalem on May 25, 2011.

Dance Today – A Resource for Dance Lovers in Israel

One of the most invaluable resources I have drawn upon here is Machol Achshav, known in English as Dance Today – the dance magazine of Israel.

Choreographer Ze’eva Cohen at the Dance Library of Israel

On March 10, Ze’eva Cohen will show video and discuss her work as a dancer, choreographer, and founder of Princeton University’s dance program.

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