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Tragedy of being
Dance performance & live music
Sonja Jacob - Saxophone, Orr Sinay-Contrabass
A monodrama for a dancer inspired by American talk shows and presented in a tragic comic style. The work brings the idea of paradox as a basic foundation for existence and deals with what it means to be human. It raises questions about gender, identity, status, religion, politics, and relationships and arouses interwoven emotions reconciling life and death, compassion and anxiety, joy and trouble, comfort and horror, guilt and forgivness.
Credits:
Choreographer & performer: Anat Grigorio
Saxophone: Sonja Jacob
Contra Bass: Orr Sinai
Dramaturge & rehersal manager: Lisa Nevada, Yoni Sutchi
Text: Anat Grigorio
Music: Take the train: Billy Strayhorn, Lover man, Roger Ramirez-Jimmy, Davis James Sherman, Mad about a boy: Noel Coward
Costumes: Nimrod Peled
Embroidery design: Ricky Eitan Birnboim
Light Design: Chris Duncan
• The work is performed in English for international audiences
* Supported by the Israel Ministry of Culture education & Sport
Dance performance & live music
Sonja Jacob - Saxophone, Orr Sinay-Contrabass
A monodrama for a dancer inspired by American talk shows and presented in a tragic comic style. The work brings the idea of paradox as a basic foundation for existence and deals with what it means to be human. It raises questions about gender, identity, status, religion, politics, and relationships and arouses interwoven emotions reconciling life and death, compassion and anxiety, joy and trouble, comfort and horror, guilt and forgivness.
Credits:
Choreographer & performer: Anat Grigorio
Saxophone: Sonja Jacob
Contra Bass: Orr Sinai
Dramaturge & rehersal manager: Lisa Nevada, Yoni Sutchi
Text: Anat Grigorio
Music: Take the train: Billy Strayhorn, Lover man, Roger Ramirez-Jimmy, Davis James Sherman, Mad about a boy: Noel Coward
Costumes: Nimrod Peled
Embroidery design: Ricky Eitan Birnboim
Light Design: Chris Duncan
• The work is performed in English for international audiences
* Supported by the Israel Ministry of Culture education & Sport
