• Tel Aviv, December 2007
• Dance 2007
• Theatre 2007
• da:ns 2007, Esplanade, October 2007
• Dance 2008
• Theatre 2008
• Adelaide, March 2008
• Hong Kong Arts Festival 2008
• Singapore Arts Festival 2008
• Bangkok Festivals 2008
• da:ns 2008, Esplanade
• Melbourne, October 2008
• Miscellaneous
• Dance 2009
• Theatre 2009
• Hong Kong Arts Festival 2009
• Bangkok Festivals 2009
• Tel Aviv, January 2009
• Singapore Arts Festival 2009
• Melbourne, October 2009
• da:ns 2009, Esplanade

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Dance and Theatre

Previews, Interviews, and Reviews (yes, and Photos) of Dance and Theatre in Thailand (well, and elsewhere) written by "The Nation" dance and theatre critics
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Posted by dance_and_theatre , Reader : 582 , 21:59:01   | Category : Theatre 2009   Tel Aviv, January 2009  
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In Israel, two remarkable theatre productions show there’s still a lot to learn from the Holocaust. Inspired by Nathan Rapoport’s sculpture “Warsaw Ghetto Uprising”—a work that was intended as a monument to Hitler’s victory in Europe but instead became a symbol of Jewish triumph—the almost non-verbal performance “Stones” is acted out by six actors entirely covered in Dead Sea mud.  The performance b....

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