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Batsheva Dance Company – Ohad Naharin

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The stunning new work sprung from Ohad Naharin’s genius is being brought to Milan for the first time, together with the Batsheva Dance Company, one of the world’s leading dance companies. MOMO has two souls: one rooted deep in the earth – embodying the archetypes of raw masculinity – and the other seeking a renewed and distinct identity.
Accompanied by the Landfall album by the legendary Laurie Anderson and the Kronos Quartet, a reference ensemble for contemporary music, the dancers’ bodies unfold on stage in an act of choral passion. A constant search for movement anomalies capable of generating an inexhaustible flow of images, sounds and meanings.


Founded in 1964 by Baroness Batsheva de Rothschild – who appointed Martha Graham as the artistic director – the Batsheva Dance Company is one of the world’s most acclaimed contemporary dance companies. Since 1989 it has been based at the Suzanne Dellal Centre in Tel Aviv.

Born in Israel in 1952, Ohad Naharin became artistic director of the Batsheva Dance Company in 1990, leading the company to revolutionize the international scene. After 30 years as director, Naharin stepped down from the role in 2018, remaining at the company’s service as resident choreographer. Naharin is also the creator of Gaga, an innovative movement language – now popular worldwide – that has shaped the practice and vision of the Batsheva Dance Company.

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To get a refund:
– Online purchase: automatic refund of tickets by 12/31/2023 to the card used during purchase.
– Ticke office purchase: write an email to biglietteria@triennale.org with attached photo or scan of the tickets.
– Membership: the admission will be charged back on your profile.

Credits

by: Ohad Naharin
dancers: Yarden Bareket, Billy Barry, Yael Ben Ezer, Adi Blumenreich, Nathan Chipps, Matan Cohen, Guy Davidson, Iyar Elezra, Chiaki Horita, Sean Howe, Li-En Hsu, Londiwe Khoza, Adrienne Lipson, Ohad Mazor, Eri Nakamura, Gianni Notarnicola, Danai Porat, Igor Ptashenchuk, Yoni (Yonatan) Simon
co-creators: Batsheva Dance Company dancers, Ariel Cohen
lighting design: Avi Yona Bueno (Bambi)
set and props design: Gadi Tzachor
costume design: Eri Nakamura
sound design and editing: Maxim Waratt
music by: Laurie Anderson and Kronos Quartet from the album Landfall, Metamorphosis II by Philip Glass, Madre Acapella by Arca, Maxim Waratt
thanks to: Yula Gold, Simony Monteiro, Linda Brumbach, Michal Helfman, Yonatan Oppenheim

with the support of: Batsheva New Works Fund, American Friends of Batsheva, L’Association Pluriel pour l’Art Contemporain, The Zita and Mark Bernstein Family Foundation, Factory54
co-production: Orsolina28 Art Foundation, Moncalvo
presenting co-producers: Torinodanza Festival, Teatro Stabile di Torino – Teatro nazionale, Festival Aperto – Fondazione I Teatri (Reggio Emilia), Teatro Grande di Brescia

Batsheva Dance Company – Leadership
Batsheva house choreographer: Ohad Naharin
Batsheva artistic director: Lior Avizoor
Batsheva executive director: Dina Aldor
major sponsor: Chelck Family Foundation

Calendar

Friday, October 20 2023, 5.30pm
Saturday, October 21 2023, 2.00pm

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