Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by Critic’s Pick Batsheva Dance Company brings Naharin’s “Hora” to the Joyce Theater, showcasing his idiosyncratic, often-emulated style. By Brian ...

Yaara Moses, like many other little girls growing up in Jerusalem, wore tutus, danced ballet, modern, and of course, Israeli folk dances. When she was 11 years old her mother took her to see Batsheva ...

Or started his career at eight, dancing with ‘Hora Jerusalem.’ He studied at the Academy of Music and Dance in Jerusalem before joining the Young Ensemble. He also plays guitar, acts, and his greatest ...

Twenty dancers form a semicircle as Israeli choreographer Ohad Naharin’s recorded voice speaks the first words of the traditional Passover song “Echad Mi Yodea” (Who Knows One), marking the beginning ...

"I'm glad I'm learning Hebrew," my friend Dana Dubinsky said. She'd just come back to her seat after being kidnapped by a Batsheva dancer and hustled onto the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts Theater ...

SADEH21 choreography by Ohad Naharin. Presented by the Batsheva Dance Company and Luminato at the MacMillan Theatre (80 Queens Park). Opens June 14 and runs to June 16, Thursday-Saturday 8 pm. $35-$85 ...

This spring, the dance scene gets wonderfully warped and weird. Nothing could qualify as “traditional” or “normal” on the list below—not even programs where you would expect it. So thank the dance ...

Tomer Heymann, an Israeli filmmaker, used to be ambivalent about dance, a fact that makes his latest film all the more powerful. Mr. Gaga, a feature-length documentary about Ohad Naharin, the ...

Watching Batsheva Dance Company perform Ohad Naharin’s MOMO is like seeing two worlds animated in the same space, one transposed over the other to create a singular work of art as beautiful as it is ...

In the early nineties, Tomer Heymann, who had just completed his compulsory service in the Israeli military, became a waiter at Orna and Ella, a hot spot on Tel Aviv’s Sheinkin Street. Every Saturday ...