Kamuyot

A whistle blows and the show begins. Fourteen overexcited dancers from the OnR Ballet, a little rebellious, pour out of every corner, kilts on torn tights for the girls, tartan pants for the boys. Figures and styles follow one another with the same boundless energy, to equally eclectic music - psychedelic Japanese pop, series soundtracks, reggae and Beethoven sonatas. An ode to youth and a joy shared by artists and audience alike. Ohad Naharin has established himself as one of the leading figures of contemporary dance in Israel, thanks to his choreographic language and intuitive training method, which he calls "gaga" in reference to babies' babbling. Created in 2003 for the Batsheva ensemble, Kamuyot breaks down the barriers between dancers and spectators, integrating them into a shared artistic experience.