Tag: Adi Sha’al
More About Vertigo Dance Company & the Eco-Art Village
With a studio in Jerusalem rather than Tel Aviv and another home base in the form of an Eco-Art Village on Kibbutz Netiv HaLamed-Hey, Vertigo Dance Company is certainly far from ordinary.
Vertigo Dance Company: A Conversation with Choreographer Noa Wertheim
Noa Wertheim talks about building the Eco-Art Village, choreographing the site-specific environmental dance “Birth of the Phoenix,” and engaging in “tikkun olam” – healing the world – through her work.
Curtain Up 2: Vertigo Dance Company and Noa Wertheim Host Elad Shechter
“Vertigo Dance Company has been around for 17 years now, and all of our first shows were under this title, under Curtain Up. We owe a lot to this institute,” says Adi Sha’al.
“Then and Now” Brings Old and New Together at Shades of Dance
Opening a festival devoted to emerging choreographers, “Then and Now” featured excerpts of four dances which, in the days when the festival doubled as a competition, won the coveted first prize.
Behind the Scenes at Gvanim: Shades of Dance Festival
Since its inception in 1984, Shades of Dance has showcased artists who are relatively fresh to the field of choreography.