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Znav Kav

A detective-doodle show for the whole family | By the creators of Kishkushologia

Recommended for ages 4–10 and the adults accompanying them.

Aya and Noa have a problem: their big doodle is enchanted! The lines have gotten out of control, escaped from the page, and spilled into the streets. Maybe that is why the world has become a little distorted, and the news is no longer so good?

We invite you to join us on an adventure following one important line—a special line with powers, which knows how to encourage, repair, and change.

Znav Kav is a theater-dance performance for two dancers and one big doodle. A highly imaginative show that looks directly at a complex reality and seeks to discover how the powers of friendship, activism, and creativity can be used to create hope.

The creators

Noa Zamir is a creator, choreographer, and improvisational dance teacher whose works have been presented at various festivals in Israel and Europe. Noa holds a master’s degree in choreography and a certificate in movement analysis from the Laban Center in London. Eight years ago, she founded Kishkushologia—a laboratory for body and materials in motion. במסגרת it, she created two shows for the whole family and dynamic workshops for a variety of populations. Over the past decade, she has also focused on movement work with older women and on intergenerational creation. Through physical observation of the body, Noa explores the changing patterns of the world around us; she is interested in the stories carried within the body and in the way movement reshapes them.

Aya Steigman is a dancer, choreographer, and movement teacher. She is a graduate of the Jerusalem Academy of Music and Dance and SEAD (the Salzburg Experimental Academy of Dance) in Austria. She danced with Scottish Dance Theatre, the Kibbutz Contemporary Dance Company’s Young Ensemble, and the Inbal Dance Theatre. She has participated in works by choreographers Mor Shani, Sharon Vazanna, and Dafi Eltabeb. Aya is a co-creator of Kishkushologia alongside Noa Zamir. As a teacher, she focuses on improvisation and movement rooted in deep listening, precision, and connection to the wisdom of the body.

Choreography and performance: Noa Zamir, Aya Steigman
Music: Rena Aubert, Eitan Epstein, Chencha Via Cirquito, Jules Gaia, Lapso Productions, Bar Karti
Editing and recordings: Ofir Gal (sofa sounds)
Dramaturgy: Nili Rogel
Artistic consulting: Rachel Erdos
Photography: Efrat Mazor

The work was developed במסגרת the incubator for dance works for the whole family at Bikurei Ha’itim.