Triptych for A Woman and A Dog – Premiere
Triptych for A Woman and A Dog – Premiere
Pre-Premiere
The term “Triptych” – implying a division into three images and a relationship between them – serves me as a basis for the reflection on reality, where partition and wholeness co-exist. A whole that is constantly under the threat of collapsing into its separate components; components who are called to unify into a whole. In this Dance-Performance piece there are two figures: A woman, and a female dog. The two perform a three-fold image of the playfulness of separation and togetherness, and go on adventures.
This is a work-in-progress, created as a graduation piece from the Master’s Degree program in Dance and Choreography at the Jerusalem Academy of Music and Dance.
Credits
Dance Shelly Palmon
Drummer Daniel Karni
Guidance Ari Teperberg
Stage and Costumes Isaia Rabinowitz
Rehearsal manager Anat Yaffe
Thanks to Gidon Levy, Anat Shamgar, Zoe Polansky
