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"Vazanna’s choreography evokes a sense of wildness while remaining aesthetically clean and elegant."
Ori Linkinski | The Jerusalem Post
The piece won the Audience Award at the MASDANZA International Solo Choreography Competition, The Canary Islands 2013.
The piece deals with an encounter of a woman with the social and public spheres. In order to feel a part of them she needs to prepare herself and put on her social, cultured image. The exposure of this particular aspect of her existence pushes aside her instinctual and so called uncivilised sides.
The tension between these two parts of her soul grows. Which of the two sides will win? Or is this a daily struggle she needs to live with day after day?
Premiere: 5/7/2012, IntimiDance Festival
Choreography: Sharon Vazanna
Dancer: Tamar Sonn/Ravid Abarbanel
Music:
Giuseppe Verdi, excerpt from Nabucco: Chorus Of The Hebrew Slaves
Charles Gounod, excerpt from Roméo and Juliette: Je veux vivre (Waltz Song)
Light Design: Shachar Werechson
Costume Design: Nir Benita
Dress Making: Haya Geiman
Rehearsal Director: Melanie Berson
Artistic Advice: Nava Tzukerman, Irad Mazliah
The creation was made possible through the generous contributions of The Tmuna Theatre, The Israeli Choreographers Association, The Israeli Culture Ministry and The Tel Aviv Jaffa Municipality.
