Swan Lake

Two dance pieces that raise questions about our essence as human beings—how we perceive ourselves, and what defines who we are. This evening touches on themes of identity, otherness, and encounters with the unknown, inviting introspection and meaningful reflection.

Tamir Gintz's contemporary version of "Carmina Burana" uses Carl Orff's musical work as a musical backdrop for vibrant choreography! After performances that garnered loud applause in Munich this year, the show is being performed exclusively at the opera.

A reimagining of Alice in Wonderland, “ALiCE” tells the story of a woman, or perhaps a girl, unsure of her identity and unsure of where she's going. She runs away or explores, discovering the powers within her changing body. The world around her is different, intriguing and fascinating – and at times downright crazy.

"Mr. Naharin and Batsheva at their apex: frightening, hypnotic, febrile, divine"
Brian Schaefer, New York Times

“Zichron Devarim”, one of the masterpieces of Israeli dance, echoes the collective and personal trauma left by the Holocaust in social and individual life.