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Batsheva Dance Company

Location
Tel Aviv,
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Project Title
Last Work
Fiscal Year Awarded
2016

Batsheva Dance Company, one of the world’s preeminent dance companies, will return to North America in Spring 2017 with Last Work, a new evening-length work by Ohad Naharin. The Tel Aviv-based company of eighteen internationally cast dancers is known for its inventive, visceral and precisely detailed textural movement. In Last Work, Naharin explores the body’s motion at its most humane, reflecting the infinite spectrum of emotion that stems from the politics of our time. Berlin-based electronic music producer Grischa Lichtenberger collaborated with Naharin to create original music with stage design by Zohar Shoef, lighting design by Avi Yona Bueno (Bambi), and costumes by Eri Nakamura. Estimated artist fee: $65,000/performance, $165,000/week.

TOUR COORDINATOR
Linda Brumbach, Founder and President
Pomegranate Arts
tel 212.228.2221

PRESENTER PARTNERS
Brooklyn Academy of Music (Brooklyn, NY)
University Musical Society (Ann Arbor, MI)
Harris Theater for Music and Dance (Chicago, IL)

Photo: Gadi Dagon

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