92Y presents The Batsheva Ensemble in "Kamuyot"
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“Both moving and memorable” — New York Times
“In Kamuyot drama is mixes mixed with humor, through the unique, full of emotion, language of Naharin” — Ha’aretz
Israel’s acclaimed Batsheva Ensemble brings house choreographer Ohad Naharin’s signature community-building piece Kamuyot to 92NY for the first time, in honor of the organization’s 150th anniversary. The piece will be presented in the round and the performances include audience engagement.
Kamuyot touches on the mischievous, free, and playful places in all kids — whether they are 5 or 80 years old. At the heart of the show stands a simple invitation — to dance. Breaking away from the traditional theatre hall, the show also liberates the audience. A hand’s reach from the dancers, over 50 minutes with no clear boundaries, connections are weaved between the dancers and the audience, formulating a language that seems like it has always been there.
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