The Speech / by Noa Zuk

This is the first long solo Noa creates for herself. The work uses movement material from previous pieces, put in a new context, as well as new ideas and materials. The work emerged out of a dialogue with Noa’s own past and its implications on her life today and on the unknown future, attempting to consolidate the times.

“I dance since I can remember. The feeling is that dance chose me and not the other way around, is still prominently present in my life. I investigate my own being in movement, in every moment, and by doing so I fulfill myself.
This work crystallized slowly, without pre-planning, after spending a long while in an elongated nothingness, in liquid time, lost in thoughts about an unknown future. Layers of familiar defenses were shed off during this period in my life. A wide range of feelings had surfaced, carrying with it new cravings and longings and a desire to go back to the elementary experience of meeting myself by myself.” (Noa Zuk)

 

"She is filled with movement inventions that are executed in contagious and stimulating quality - a sensual, undeniable groove that has become her trademark... Zuk is a captivating performer who takes us on a journey between many "self" possibilities, with an array of movement qualities and expression types which leave us free to create meaning from."

Ran Brown, Haaretz, November 2021


Created 2021, Solo performance 55 minutes.

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