Four women performing a dance or acting on stage with a black background. One woman is holding a guitar and they are all dressed in black.
Four women dancing on stage in front of a screen displaying two women singing into microphones.
Four women with curly and straight hair dance on a stage, wearing black, in front of a large screen displaying the woman's face playing a guitar.
Four women in black outfits performing a dance on a dark stage.
Four women performing a dance on stage with colorful fans, black background, and a blue-lit figure projected on screen.
Five women standing in a line on a stage, dressed in black, facing right, with a large screen showing a hand playing a guitar in the background.
Two women stand on a stage holding microphones, wearing black T-shirts that say 'Kid 1' and 'Kid 2'. A third woman is in the background, making a gesture with her hand over her face. The scene is dark with stage lighting.
A group of women in black clothing performing a dance or movement routine on stage with a large screen behind them displaying a woman speaking into a microphone, wearing a black dress with white polka dots.
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Four female dancers—flamencas, the pillars of the company—meet on stage and invite the audience to witness the birth of a dance. They create their dances in a bricolage-like technique, using whatever is at hand—body, movement, texts, thoughts, childhood images, private and shared archives, sounds, songs, and playful acts.
All of these serve as materials that they pour into the forms of traditional flamenco, creating a collision of tastes and worlds. The passion, drama, sanctity, purity, and total devotion to precision—of an art so demanding as to verge on fanaticism— blend in an instant with the random, playfulness, irony, chaos, the permission to doubt, the right to be off-key. freedom.
Choreography: Hillel Kogan Performers : The Israeli Flamenco company: Michal Natan, Moran Ron, Ayelet Shahar, Maya Shani
Art Director: Laetitia Bouloud Original Music: Yael Horovitz, Ilay Borla Lighting: Yaakov Barsi
Video: Doron Yashinsky Animation: Adar Winter Branding & Graphic Design: Micky Matlon, Moo Tag Studio
Management, Marketing & Production: Keren Regev Aviv
Premiered: 25.12.2025, Inbal Theater, Israel
