The dance group of Hadas Nastel presents the experience of moving to another country through a choreographic concept that connects traditional flamenco with contemporary dance. During the performance, recorded music excerpts, live instruments, and special lighting are incorporated. The event explores feelings of foreignness and belonging in an intimate and open space.
ADA | Original and Contemporary Flamenco by Hadas Nestel
Where do I start and where does ADA end?
In her work ADA Hadas Nestel brings the experience of moving to another country and living out of a suitcase, through a choreographic language that shifts between traditional flamenco and contemporary dance, and between body and object.
The events of 7 October deepened the feeling of otherness and raised questions about belonging and frameworks. It is a mobile journey between here and there, an intimate and exposed piece that displays states of deconstruction and disorder, the human need to find a home, and the continual urge to stay in motion.
Photos and preview for the show courtesy of the Adi Agmon Fund, “Flamenco Days Festival” 2026.
Photo credit – main image: Binyamin Wiseman; photo with mentor: Efrat Mazor.