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Building a movement language from the inside of sensation
The Israeli choreographer who rebuilt Batsheva Dance Company around Gaga, a sensation-based movement language now taught to dancers and non-dancers worldwide.
Primal, propulsive movement set to his own pounding scores
A former Batsheva dancer and composer whose company builds dark, tribal-feeling ensemble works from his own pounding, self-composed scores.
The Tel Aviv company that gave contemporary dance the Gaga language
Founded with Martha Graham's involvement, then remade by Ohad Naharin into one of the most physically distinct companies in contemporary dance.
Ohad Naharin, 1999 - a collage of repertory built to end with the audience onstage
Ohad Naharin's collage of his own repertory, built around a chair-bound unison sequence and famous for pulling audience members onstage at its close.
Ohad Naharin, 2011 - twenty-one fields, one continuous body
Ohad Naharin builds Batsheva Dance Company's Sadeh21 from 21 sequential 'fields,' performed on a bare stage dominated by a tall white wall dancers fall from and into.
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