An interactive theater-dance performance for children ages 3–10 and the whole family, at the Suzanne Dellal Centre for Dance and Theatre. The children join an imaginative seafaring adventure.
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An interactive theater-dance performance for children ages 3–10 and the whole family.
Two sailors embark on a journey full of imagination, humor, movement, and adventure, and the children are invited to join them. Along the way, they remain more than just audience members: they become part of the journey, helping the sailors face challenges, search for their courage, and discover together what lies beyond the familiar.
Through play, dance, and active participation, fear transforms from a reason to stop into an opportunity to dare, be curious, and embark on an adventure.
The performance combines a rich theatrical world with contemporary movement-based dance language, offering children and the whole family a funny, captivating, and imaginative experience that encourages curiosity, cooperation, self-confidence, and a love of movement.
Come discover together how fear can become an adventure!
Lior Lazaroff is a choreographer, dancer, and dance teacher, and the founder and artistic director of The People Dance Theater Company. She creates works for the stage and public spaces, exploring through her work the relationships between body, community, and space through movement research and socially engaged artistic practices.
Lior has participated in artist residencies, research programs, and artistic development platforms in Israel and abroad. Her works have been presented in Israel and internationally, including at the Curtain Up Festival, Jaffa to Agripas Festival, Haifa Museum of Art, ImPulsTanz Festival in Vienna, Springboard Danse Montréal, and Lucky Trimmer in Berlin.
Alongside her choreographic work, she founded “The Ensemble,” a pre-professional training program for dancers combining technical training, artistic research, and creation. She also leads dance groups and facilitates creative processes in professional and community settings.
The work was created as part of a residency at Bikurei Ha’itim and the Neve Sharett Community Center.
The work was supported by the Choreographers’ Association and Mifal HaPais.
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