Show 'How Did We Get Here?'
When a curious Android accidentally lands on Earth, she discovers that the most crucial information is missing: how are humans created at all? With the help of children and adults in the audience, she embarks on a journey filled with humor, movement, science fiction, and curiosity. The show invites the audience to participate, laugh, ask questions, and discover that even the most familiar things can become an adventure.
When a curious Android accidentally lands on Earth, she discovers that the most crucial information is missing: how are humans created at all? With the help of children and adults in the audience, she embarks on a journey filled with humor, movement, science fiction, and curiosity. The show invites the audience to participate, laugh, ask questions, and discover that even the most familiar things can become an adventure.
When a curious Android lands on Earth by mistake, she discovers that the most important information is missing: how are humans created in the first place? With the help of children and adults in the audience, she embarks on a journey filled with humor, movement, science fiction, and curiosity, beginning long before birth and ending with a new perspective on life here on planet Earth.
The show invites the audience to participate, laugh, ask questions, and discover that even the most familiar things can become an adventure.
The show is part of the "A Whole Dance Festival" (Peshtival Makhol Shalem) and will take place at the "Gallery" within the Station Complex (Matzmat HaTachana).
Text, Choreography, and Performance: Ori Lankinski
Set Design: Aviad Ben Giat | Photography: Ephrat Mazor
Sound Design: Sharon Gvati | Artistic Support: Rachel Ardus
The creation was developed as part of the Bichurei HaAtid Center's incubator for family dance works.
Ori Lankinski is a dancer, choreographer, and journalist based in Tel Aviv. Her work, on stage, online, and in print, explores the intersection of movement and language, and how the body and words tell stories. As a dancer, she has worked with independent choreographers in the United States, Europe, and Israel. Her writing has been published in Dance Magazine, The Huffington Post, The Jerusalem Post, Maariv, and Haaretz, where she writes the column "Parenting Choreography" in the Family supplement. Ori is the founder and editor of Creative Writing, a bilingual platform for writing about culture and performing arts.
Among her works: The Suit, Birth Preparation Course (a dance piece), Jackie Pink and Black, and the dance films Carriage and Expecting. Her works have been presented at festivals and venues throughout Israel, Asia, North America, and Europe.
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