Tag: Renana Raz
Viewing an Israeli Vision with Diasporic Eyes: A Look at Renana Raz’s “We Have Been Called to Go”
For me, the power of the first moment in “We Have Been Called to Go” is sustained throughout the entire work, and I imagine that if I was an Israeli, it might have been an even more powerful viewing experience.
Renana Raz: Choreographing Israeli Culture and Beyond (Podcast)
Renana’s repertory stretches beyond the Israeli context even when she is expressly exploring it, and we talk about this in our conversation.
International Exposure Sends Israeli Dance Around the World
(Photo: Barak Marshall’s Monger has been invited to tour abroad. Photo by Gadi Dagon.) Ynet, the website for the Israeli newspaper Yediot Ahronot, announced this week that International Exposure has […]
Snapshots from International Exposure 2008
International Exposure brought the dance scene into focus for me, clarifying and sharpening some observations I had started to form since my research began in 2007.
International Exposure 2008: Day 2
(Video: Ov by Renana Raz and Ofer Amram) The opening night of International Exposure whetted my appetite for a festival full of Israeli contemporary dance, and now I’m ready for […]