Tag: Adama
Nir Ben-Gal of Adama Gives an Inspiring Interview
Besides talking about his pathway into dance, his creative process, and the workings of Adama, Nir Ben-Gal shares his outlook on dance, religion, culture, healing, and non-violence.
Liat Dror of Adama: Dancing from Tel Aviv to the Desert
Liat Dror talks about how she and Nir Ben-Gal forged a new path in Israeli contemporary dance, moved to the desert, and developed an innovative approach to healthy, healing movement.
A Closer Look at Liat Dror and Nir Ben-Gal’s Adama
Situated in the town of Mizpe Ramon, the site of an enormous and beautiful crater, Adama (which means “earth” in Hebrew) is hands down the most unique dance center I have ever visited.
Dance in the Desert: Shavuot at Adama
Photo: At Adama’s Shavuot festival in 2008, dancers gathered around for an aerial dance workshop. While some dancers and movers will gather at Vertigo Dance Company’s Eco-Art Village for the […]
“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.