Tag: Talia Baruch
Yossi Berg and Oded Graf’s “4 Men, Alice, Bach and the Deer”
” ‘4 Men’ is a dramatized exploration of masculine interaction and action. It is a fairy tale of vile and virtue,” writes guest blogger Talia Baruch.
Barak Marshall’s “Rooster”
“After watching a bounty of dance performances back-to-back, it was Rooster that hit home and made me go see the show a second time the following week,” writes guest blogger Talia Baruch.
Vertigo Dance Company in Noa Wertheim’s “Mana”
“The expression captured in ‘Mana’ carries the visual aesthetics of calligraphy: fine brush, dipped in black ink, forms a black blotch over snow white paper,” says guest writer Talia Baruch.
Kibbutz Contemporary Dance Company in Rami Be’er’s “InfraRed”
“We’re still in for a journey, exploring the tumbles of our human condition, sinking deep into its weaknesses, aspiring to new heights through time and space,” says guest writer Talia Baruch.