“Adream”
Swept away by water
Sitting in the swamp
The creatures around her, and within her, call
She doesn’t want to answer
She doesn’t want to wake up
She wants to understand
When there is space and time,
maybe it will fall into place.
Tamar Almouzino (b. 1993) is a dancer, creator, and performing artist working in contemporary dance and performance. She is a graduate of The Workshop in Haifa and the School for Dance Professions, directed by Yael Atzmon. Since 2015, she has worked as a dancer and performer with various creators and choreographers, including Shimon Mansoura, Ashley Lobo, Noa Shiloh, and Sharon Fridman. From 2019–2021, she was a member of Carmela Dance Group, under the artistic direction of Noa Shiloh, participating in various works and creative processes. In recent years, she has also been developing her independent practice as a creator. As part of this work, she created ADREAM, a solo she choreographs and performs, which will premiere at the Menashe Dance Festival.
Adream
Choreography & Performance: Tamar Almouzino
Music: Flore Laurentienne, Boards of Canada
Music Editing: Ajinkya Aplopwar
Artistic Mentorship: Noa Shiloh
“Shoshanna” – A Love Story of Woman and Earth
The world fractures, and she’s swallowed into the depths of the earth.
Her body dissolves, boundaries fade, merging into the mud of life and death — the Great Mother.
From the stillness within decay, a birth unfolds — naked love, a fragment of wholeness.
Shoshana rises — reborn from the soil, the woman who is the earth.
Shiraz Dagan – dancer, dance teacher, creator, and bodywork practitioner.
Graduate of the Vertigo Dance Company’s International Dancers’ Training Program.
Independent dancer and performer, working with choreographers including Gilad Yerushalmi, Noa Shiloh, Thierry Morel, and others.
Teaches modern and contemporary dance, movement, ballet, floor work, and contact improvisation.
“Shoshanna”
Choreography & Performance: Shiraz Dagan
Music: Hypnagog, Out of Hours, Eddie Vedder, Pata Negra / Ekoa, Joan Baez
Developed during the Play Practice Residency, Bangalore, India.
