Eyal Dadon

Choreography & Repertoire

Was born in Beersheba, Israel in 1989.  After two year of folk dance, at the age of 17 Dadon began his professional classical and modern dance studies at the Bat Dor Dance School in Be’ersheva. Dadon joined Kamea Dance Company in 2008, Kibbutz Contemporary Dance Company II in 2010, Kibbutz Contemporary Dance Company I in 2011.  In 2015 Dadon became the rehearsal Director and sound engineer of Kibbutz Contemporary Dance Company’s main company.

Since 2011, Dadon Choreographing his own work around the world and in Israel, he is leading his own dance workshops for dance groups an companies.  During 2014-2015 – His work has received international awards in Hannover, Jerusalem, Bulgaria and China.

Dadon got a recognition awards for his dance performance as the – dancer of the year which contributed for the Israeli Dance and for Kibbutz Contemporary Dance Company in 2014 (Yair Shapira Prize). in 2008 he awarded as an outstanding promising dancer

Dadon is creating for companies and theaters around the world such as Stanislavsky Opera Ballet Moscow, KCDC (kibbutz Company) Israel, Xin Xie Dance Theatre Shanghai, BJ9CDT Beijing, Chang Dance Theatre Taiwan, Jerusalem Dance Theater, Bayerisch Staatsoper Munich, Gartnerplatz staatsteater Munich, Thalia Theater Hamburg, The Czech National Ballet Prague, Hessisches staatsballett Wiesbaden, Fresco Dance Company Israel, Aterballetto Italy and more.

In 2016 Dadon got selected by the city Beersheba to establish and lead the Theater “House of Dance”. There, he established his dance company – ‘SOL Dance Company’ where he researches movement with his dance artists. With SOL Dance Company he created his works such as ‘SALE’ (2016), ‘DU-K’ (2017), ‘TOML’ (2018), ‘ALGO’ (2019), ‘GEORGE 2.2’ (2020)  In addition to his creations, Dadon is creating music and working with music projects around Israel and the world.

Prizes and Nominations
2008 – an outstanding promising dancer
2006-2008 – America Israel scholarship for students
2014 – Yair Shapira Prize