Performance Schedule

A new work rising from iconic moments, re-emerging in a surprising and immersive Director’s Cut. Choreographer Rami Be’er connects the past, the present, and the future by breaking down components and sequences in a new interpretation and with a fresh point of view, which changes who and what is happening around it. 

A new work rising from iconic moments, re-emerging in a surprising and immersive Director’s Cut. Choreographer Rami Be’er connects the past, the present, and the future by breaking down components and sequences in a new interpretation and with a fresh point of view, which changes who and what is happening around it. 

A new work for KCDC 2 by Eyal Dadon. More information coming soon! 

A new work rising from iconic moments, re-emerging in a surprising and immersive Director’s Cut. Choreographer Rami Be’er connects the past, the present, and the future by breaking down components and sequences in a new interpretation and with a fresh point of view, which changes who and what is happening around it. 

A new work rising from iconic moments, re-emerging in a surprising and immersive Director’s Cut. Choreographer Rami Be’er connects the past, the present, and the future by breaking down components and sequences in a new interpretation and with a fresh point of view, which changes who and what is happening around it. 

A new work for KCDC 2 by Eyal Dadon. More information coming soon! 

A new work rising from iconic moments, re-emerging in a surprising and immersive Director’s Cut. Choreographer Rami Be’er connects the past, the present, and the future by breaking down components and sequences in a new interpretation and with a fresh point of view, which changes who and what is happening around it. 

A new work rising from iconic moments, re-emerging in a surprising and immersive Director’s Cut. Choreographer Rami Be’er connects the past, the present, and the future by breaking down components and sequences in a new interpretation and with a fresh point of view, which changes who and what is happening around it. 

An interactive performance between dancers and audience. A Total dance experience of suspense and great energy. Theatrical dialogue between the unique movement language of Kibbutz Contemporary Dance Company and the audience... 

‘Who Am I’ (Meאני) is an introspective exploration of that idea: who are we really once all the external definitions and things are stripped away. Movement is fundamental in our process of identity development. 

‘Who Am I’ (Meאני) is an introspective exploration of that idea: who are we really once all the external definitions and things are stripped away. Movement is fundamental in our process of identity development. 

‘Who Am I’ (Meאני) is an introspective exploration of that idea: who are we really once all the external definitions and things are stripped away. Movement is fundamental in our process of identity development. 

‘Who Am I’ (Meאני) is an introspective exploration of that idea: who are we really once all the external definitions and things are stripped away. Movement is fundamental in our process of identity development. 

A new work rising from iconic moments, re-emerging in a surprising and immersive Director’s Cut. Choreographer Rami Be’er connects the past, the present, and the future by breaking down components and sequences in a new interpretation and with a fresh point of view, which changes who and what is happening around it. 

A new work rising from iconic moments, re-emerging in a surprising and immersive Director’s Cut. Choreographer Rami Be’er connects the past, the present, and the future by breaking down components and sequences in a new interpretation and with a fresh point of view, which changes who and what is happening around it. 

A new work rising from iconic moments, re-emerging in a surprising and immersive Director’s Cut. Choreographer Rami Be’er connects the past, the present, and the future by breaking down components and sequences in a new interpretation and with a fresh point of view, which changes who and what is happening around it. 

A new work rising from iconic moments, re-emerging in a surprising and immersive Director’s Cut. Choreographer Rami Be’er connects the past, the present, and the future by breaking down components and sequences in a new interpretation and with a fresh point of view, which changes who and what is happening around it. 

‘Who Am I’ (Meאני) is an introspective exploration of that idea: who are we really once all the external definitions and things are stripped away. Movement is fundamental in our process of identity development. 

‘Who Am I’ (Meאני) is an introspective exploration of that idea: who are we really once all the external definitions and things are stripped away. Movement is fundamental in our process of identity development. 

‘Who Am I’ (Meאני) is an introspective exploration of that idea: who are we really once all the external definitions and things are stripped away. Movement is fundamental in our process of identity development. 

‘Who Am I’ (Meאני) is an introspective exploration of that idea: who are we really once all the external definitions and things are stripped away. Movement is fundamental in our process of identity development. 

A new work rising from iconic moments, re-emerging in a surprising and immersive Director’s Cut. Choreographer Rami Be’er connects the past, the present, and the future by breaking down components and sequences in a new interpretation and with a fresh point of view, which changes who and what is happening around it. 

‘Who Am I’ (Meאני) is an introspective exploration of that idea: who are we really once all the external definitions and things are stripped away. Movement is fundamental in our process of identity development. 

‘Who Am I’ (Meאני) is an introspective exploration of that idea: who are we really once all the external definitions and things are stripped away. Movement is fundamental in our process of identity development. 

A new work rising from iconic moments, re-emerging in a surprising and immersive Director’s Cut. Choreographer Rami Be’er connects the past, the present, and the future by breaking down components and sequences in a new interpretation and with a fresh point of view, which changes who and what is happening around it. 

In his work ‘Asylum’, Be’er examines concepts such as identity, foreignness, oppression, discrimination, domination, freedom, belonging, immigration, homeland, longing, and home.