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A Lecture about Inventory with Noa Dar: The Leftovers From What Faded and The Creation From What Remained June 24th, Thursday, 12:15 PM The 8th Conference of The Israeli Society For Dance Research: To the program Inbal Theatre and on ZOOM

June 23th, Wednesday: 5:30 PM, 7:30 PM, 9:30 PM June 29th, Tuesday: 6:00 PM, 7:30 PM, 9:00 PM VRdance Festival, MacholShalem purchase your tickets here Noa Dar Following Tamar Getter’s “Slingshot Girl”  In “Slingshot Girl,” the video work created by the artist Tamar Getter in 2004, a wounded girl slings a rock at a figure outside the frame. Taken from a Kung Fu film, the scene – which originally is only a few seconds long – was digitally manipulated and extended into an 8-minute action. Choreographer Noa Dar was drawn to the link that Getter made between the stretched slingshot and the stretching of time. Using the elements of the event captured in the video, her solo stretches between tenseness and laxity, advance and retreat, accumulation and depletion, defense and attack, movement and stillness. Choreographer and performer: Noa Dar | Artistic advisor and rehearsal director: Yael Venezia | Artistic consultant: Michal Samama | Costumes design: Michal Bassad | Sound design: Elad Shniderman Premier in Israel Festival, June 15th 2021, "Inspiring Connections", Artistic Manager: Itzik Jiuli By Natasha Shakhnes

Inspiring Connections # 4 | Israel Festival | June 15th | Jerusalem Theatre Noa Dar Following Tamar Getter’s “Slingshot Girl”  In “Slingshot Girl,” a video work created by the artist Tamar Getter in 2004, a wounded girl slings a rock at a figure outside the frame. Taken from a Kung Fu film, the scene – which originally is only a few seconds long – was digitally manipulated and extended into an 8-minute action. Noa Dar was drawn to the link that Getter made between the stretched slingshot and the stretching of time. Using the elements of the event captured in the video, her solo moves on an axis that stretches between edges of tenseness and laxity, advance and retreat, accumulation and depletion, defence and attack, movement and stillness. Choreographer and performer: Noa Dar / Artistic advisor and rehearsal director: Yael Venezia / Artistic consultant: Michal Samama / Costumes design: Michal Bassad / Sound design: Elad Shniderman The festival's website  Purchase your tickets here from “Slingshot Girl” by Tamar Getter