Discovering Gaga and the Batsheva Dance Company
‘Gaga is a very particular toolbox that we’re building. It’s a lot about giving dancers keys to open up something that exists in them’ — Ohad Naharin
‘Gaga is a very particular toolbox that we’re building. It’s a lot about giving dancers keys to open up something that exists in them’ — Ohad Naharin
Father of four steals the show with his covert Silentó choreography behind his daughter’s back.
The Holy Lindy Land dancers, a school specializing in swing dancing, the Lindy Hop, and Charleston, take their moves out to the streets of Jerusalem.
‘Israeli art is world class and not enough people know about it,’ says Ken Gould, director of KUNSTENISRAËL (Art and Israel).
Get your groggers ready and your costumes on because Purim is here and that means it’s time to celebrate!
‘It’s a fully immersive theatrical dance experience where everyone comes away with the feeling of having been a part of an actual soccer game.’
Music, dance, tours, sports, art – it’s all on offer in Israel this summer, and it’s all free. ISRAEL21c finds you the best places to go for free.
The second Midburn festival, Israel’s version of Burning Man, overcame the odds to become an artistic and social milestone.
Thanks to a growing trend of morning parties fueled by soft drinks and dancing, Tel Avivians are rising early to party harder than ever before.
Dancers taking part in Jerusalem’s Winter Noise festival this month liven up the city’s famous Machane Yehuda market.
Where to hike, bike, run, skate, swim, dance and enjoy other athletic activities without spending a shekel.
Tel Aviv is famous for its street parties and even in the midst of winter the dancing doesn’t stop.
Dancers at the contemporary dance company rehearse a new dance.
With apologies to Duke Ellington, it don’t mean a thing if it ain’t got that Tel Aviv swing.
Pairing up Jewish and Arab children for ballroom dancing turns suspicions into friendships, and leads to an award-winning documentary.