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Anu / Us observed the impact made upon the individual by a  society that focuses on principles such as nationalism, socialism and militarism.
In a society which becomes withdrawn, emotionally opaque and uniformly thinking, Dar’s action here is to disentangle the knots for creating a sort of a "User Guide" for one who seeks to find freedom.

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By:
Noa Dar

Premiere: 29 November, 2009. Curtain Up, Suzanne Dellal, TLV

Dancers – Creators: Coralie Ladam, Alon Bracha, Noa Shilo

Original Music and editing: Roy Yarkoni

Musicians: Raz Vintroub-Harpsichord, Galia Hay-Viola, Boris Marchinoveski-Accordion

Music for "Priest Blessing": Meir Shashoua, Singer: Avi Balleli

Exerts from Music: Gustav Mahler: 3rd symphony, Alfred Schnittke: Quintet for Piano and Strings

Lighting Designer: Hani Vardi

Costumes: Einat Nir. Set: Noa Dar

Photography: Tamar Lamm, Ara'le

Graphic Designer: Dorit Talpaz

Production: Curtain Up Festival, Israel Festival, Noa Dar Dance Group

Duration (Anu): 35 Min.

Supported by: The Ministry of culture – The Dance Department

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Writing

Click for an interview with Noa Dar about Anu | Banu: Published in "Ha'aretz" 08.07.2010

Original and fascinating performance charged with meaningful sayings – regarding humanistic, social and political universal issues, but at the same time, holding observations on us, here and now. Noa Dar’s “Anu”, is a thought’ provoking creation, and it is much bigger then its components. It made an impressive ending to en evening that its ideological content made it a unique dance event”
Zvi Goren, “Ha’Bama”, 3.12.09

"This program with unique voice of its own, versatile and of a high quality. It is a deep and rationalistic dance, full of symbol’s and humor, with political implications to the place we live in. The work is ending with singing of the priest’s blessing – a pray for peace”.
Ruth Eshel, “Ha’aretz”, 30.11.09

“Entertaining and thought-provoking dance: an excellent school for exciting, intelligent and mature dance, braking beyond the borders of known dance."
Neta Alexander, City Mouse Online, December 09.

"Noa Dar creating full and detailed theatrical moments. Her work shows skilled choreography and coherent and personal language. It is an accurate and exciting work."
Shelly Kling, "Globes", December, 09

"In Noa Dar’s trio Anu (Us), Though at times the context is universal, there are several scenes which bear the recognizable imprint of Israeli culture. Gathered center stage in a tight circle, the trio performs a speeded-up mishmash of Israeli folk dance steps; occasionally, one dancer breaks out of the group, causing the others to pause, but then the three immediately resume their folk dance at an even more frenetic pace. Another powerful section references the army service which is compulsory in Israel. Juxtaposing stylized miming of military actions (loading, aiming, and shooting guns; throwing grenades; scoping out a building and breaking in; strip searching a suspect) with sweetly tranquil classical music, the scene is chilling. "
Debora Frieds, "Dance in Israel", Dec. 09

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