"A Dancer’s Brain" – When a Dancer and a Neuroscientist Meet Again at Nina!
Thursday (in 34 days)
November 5, 8:30 – 9:25 at night · 55m
Summary
A talk and meeting about the brain during dance with Michal Natan and Amit Avron, at the Nina Center in Herzliya. Includes flamenco demonstrations.
Descriptiontranslated from Hebrew (original)
Target audience: Ages 18+
Lecturers/Artists: Michal Natan – dancer and choreographer; Amit Abaron – brain researcher
Tickets / Registration: Paid event; ticket booking
The show is returning to Nina once again at your request!
Michal Natan – dancer and choreographer – and Amit Abaron – brain researcher – in an open and fascinating conversation about what happens in the brain while dancing.
Dancing activates more areas of the brain than any other art form. A dancer is a machine of movement, emotion, timing, and rhythm.
What happens to the brain that learns and performs dance? How does the brain of a professional dancer differ from a “normal” brain? How is dance used as a rehabilitation tool for movement disorders? And is there a scientifically proven way to dance sexily?
The session includes demonstrations by dancers from the Israeli Flamenco Dance Company – Michal Natan and Eilat Shachar.
Organizer: Israel Neve Community Center
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