annual report BatSheva Dance Company 2017 דוח שנתי להקת מחול בת-שבע )ע״ר( Last Work by Ohad Naharin, photo: Ascaf process in and out of the studio." and out in of process These necessary are fuel a good to ingredients allowing us to go far beyond our familiar limits. our familiar beyond far go us to allowing Magazine Dance Naharin, - Ohad clarity, explosiveness, and delicacy while while delicacy and explosiveness, clarity, One can get from dancing a great sense of sense of great a dancing from get One can do. it what to meaningfulmore telling than "I’ve learned that listening to the body is a lot body the a lot is to listening that learned "I’ve "Ohad Naharin is one of the most vital In total, we shared 215 performances with over 100,000 viewers Dear in sold-out houses across and abroad. Ohad Naharin’s dance artists of the past half-century.” spellbinding Venezuela premiered in 2017 to immediate critical Friends and popular acclaim, generating prestigious tour bookings well - Elizabeth Zimmer, The Village Voice, January, 2017 into 2020.

As you know, Batsheva's Young Ensemble inspired 10,000 young students Batsheva through Kamuyot, a rigorous morning outreach performance Dance for schools across the country. The Company continued to nurture outstanding young dancers in various dance education Company frameworks and welcomed 570 dancers from 44 countries for never stands our annual auditions. Batsheva continued to be a global cultural

From Dancers Create: MESS, DRAW by Chun Woong Kim, dancers: Chun Woong Kim and Yael Ben Ezer. Photo: Collantes Alvin still. beacon, a source for creativity and research, learning and exchange, for the international dance community.

2017 also marked great progress towards the realization of our beautiful new home in South , designed by world- renowned architect Sir David Adjaye. David and his team, together with Ohad, are creating a state-of-the-art multi- disciplinary Arts Campus, which will serve the community at large, contributing to the much needed renewal of the City’s southern borough. Endorsed by Mayor Ron Huldai, the project is an extraordinary partnership with the Municipality of Tel Aviv-Yafo which is committed to a 60% investment.

We recognize the significance of our new location in Neve Sha'anan, and acknowledge the responsibility of our role in a major urban renewal process undertaken by the City. Our new Arts Campus will be a living example of how the arts can change lives, change the city, and change the world.

We launched our capital campaign to raise our remaining share, reaching out to our friends in Israel and abroad, calling for support of the Company's greatest endeavor since its establishment in 1964. We invite you to join us in this pioneering venture.

Sincerely,

Ittamar Givton Dina Aldor Chairman of the Board Executive Director Arts Campus in Neve Sha’anan. Design: Sir DavidArts Adjaye

In a joint venture with the Municipality of In addition to its own performances, broadly ranging influences, ingenious Batsheva’s New Tel Aviv-Yafo and the Tel Aviv Foundation, Batsheva will spearhead innovative use of materials and sculptural ability the internationally-acclaimed Batsheva artistic programs across a wide spectrum have established him as an architect Arts Campus in Dance Company is establishing an Arts of the performing arts, making optimal with an artist’s sensibility and vision. Campus at the historic Old Central Bus use of indoor and outdoor spaces. In 2017, Adjaye received a knighthood Neve Sha’anan, Station in southern Tel Aviv. The Campus, Programs are currently being developed from Queen Elizabeth II for services Tel Aviv designed by world-renowned architect and produced in collaboration with to architecture and was named one Sir David Adjaye, includes two theaters, Tel Aviv's arts community and cultural of TIME’s 100 most influential people. "Batsheva have been incredible studios, professional facilities, and institutions, and the various community His largest project to date, the $540 partners in exploring new ways to community spaces all within a public organizations serving the the diverse million Smithsonian Institute National create contemporary art spaces that square. The strategic use of shade, trees populations currently residing in the Museum of African American History and establish deep connections between and water elements form a variety of southern metropolis. Culture, opened on the National Mall in their dancers, their audiences communal spaces to relax, engage and Washington DC in fall of 2016. and the community at large.” interact. The capital campaign for Batsheva’s Arts - Sir David Adjaye OBE Campus will provide the resources and Batsheva will establish an international means for Batsheva to finally build a Completion: 2022 Dance Center at the Arts Campus, opening home of its own. Lead Design: Sir David Adjaye OBE, in 2022, equipped with professional Adjaye Associates facilities of the highest quality, also serving Local Architect: Miko Arditty, as an international hub for Gaga teaching Sir David Adjaye is recognized as a Goldschmidt Arditty Ben Naim Architects and research. leading architect of his generation. Born Landscape Design: Lital Szmuk, TeMA, in Tanzania to Ghanaian parents, his Architecture, Urban Landscape Design Left: by Ohad Naharin, dancers - Nitzan Ressler, Decadance Rani Lebzelter, Adi Zlatin. photo: Zani Casadio, Festival Ravenna, Naharin’s 2016. Right: , dancer Virus - Londiwe Khoza. photo: Ascaf

“I am surrounded by so many talented • Expanded the Gaga teacher- “I feel far more secure in myself now — The people and consistently exposed to training program for Company it’s a more present experience... such different forms of humanity. I and Ensemble dancers I am grounded and calm from Dancers feel lucky to be part of this place.” inside out, not outside in.” Nitzan Ressler, Company Dancer • Supported the annual creation - Londiwe Khoza, Dancer in A core aspect of our platform, Dancers Create, Batsheva - the Young Ensemble mission is to care for our for both companies dancers’ wellness and Nitzan Ressler was born in . welfare by continuing to During her early years, she danced with • Provided comprehensive Ohad Naharin mentored Londiwe Khoza, wellness treatments and cultivate them as artists, Hora Jerusalem and was the recipient of born in South Africa, as part of the The the 2008-2010 Israel-America Cultural upgraded accident insurance Rolex Mentor and Protégé Arts Initiative performers, and teachers. Foundation education scholarship and in 2016. Naharin noted her "passion, the 2017 Yair Shapira award. Nitzan • Extended our foreign dancers’ curiosity, and talent" and granted her a joined Batsheva - the Young Ensemble visas under the newly amended Young Ensemble contract for the in 2010 and Batsheva Dance Company in 1952 Law of Entry to Israel 2017–2018 season. 2012. Batsheva Dance Company, an international Batsheva dance beacon, attracts exceptional Batsheva - the On Stage in 2017 dancers from all over the world. Over the Dancers course of 2017, Batsheva hosted more than Young Ensemble 800 dancers from 50 countries in various auditions, courses, and Gaga workshops. Dancers Chen Agron Mourad Bouayad Israel France Batsheva’s audience is comprised of young and old, 2017-2018 those near and far, dance- devotees, and newcomers. Season 96performances 64performances 55performances in Tel Aviv outside of abroad In 2017, we continued our Tel Aviv commitment to provide affordable ticket pricing and Etay Axelrod Billy Barry Yael Ben Ezer Thibaut Eiferman Ariel Gelbart Londiwe Khoza Israel USA Israel France Israel South Africa donated one-percent of all tickets to non-profits, sharing our work with as wide an Total audience as possible. performances 215

Matan Cohen Ben Green Hsin-Yi Hsiang Chun Woong Kim Shir Lewy Kornelia Maria Ohad Mazor Robin Lesley Nimanong Israel USA Taiwan South Korea Israel Tamara Lech Poland Israel Netherlands

31,000Viewers in Tel Aviv Viewers19,000 outside Viewers60,000 abroad of Tel Aviv

Rani Lebzelter Hugo Marmelada Eri Nakamura Nitzan Ressler Evyatar Omessy Igor Ptashenchuk Roni Rahamim Tamar Rosenzweig Israel Portugal Japan Israel Israel Ukraine Israel Israel Total viewers 110,000 Yoni (Yonatan) Simon Kyle Sheurich Maayan Sheinfeld Amalia Smith Hani Sirkis Xanthe van Opstal Nicolas Ventura Paul Vickers Israel USA Israel Canada Israel Netherlands Guatemala USA Portraits byPortraits Roee Dori Capacity at Suzanne Dellal, Batsheva’s current home theater in Tel Aviv Imre van Opstal Zina (Natalia) Erez Zohar Adi Zlatin Amit Landau • Yasmin Mahmoud • Tom Nissim • Shaked Werner • Netherlands Zinchenko Russia Israel Israel Apprentice Israel Apprentice USA Apprentice Israel Apprentice Israel 93% Venezuela World Premiere Viewers by Ohad Naharin Venezuela premiered to critical and Worldwide popular acclaim; international tours in 2017 have already been secured through 16,000 2020. As in previous years, Venezuela was co-produced with leading cultural institutions in Paris and Dresden. Venezuela by Ohad Naharin, photo: Ascaf

“Venezuela is supernatural...17 dancers sweep the stage for an hour and a half with energy that no one can avoid or resist.” -Dorion Weickmann, Süddeutsche Zeitung, 2017 International Restaged Dancers Batsheva Tours Works Create Hosts

In 2017, both companies staged 55 Over the past year, Batsheva - Young Batsheva has continued its tradition This framework showcases works by performances abroad with 60,000 Ensemble re-staged Ohad Naharin's of providing dancers from both the former Batsheva dancers after they have viewers in theaters and festivals Virus (2001) and Mamootot (2003). Company and the Young Ensemble the ventured on new and independent roads; worldwide. These demanding works, previously opportunity to create independent other talented artists from the dance and performed exclusively by the Company, and original work. Since 2002, creation performance scene also participate. This North America - 11 cities - 31 were chosen in recognition of the young workshops and production and program introduces our audiences to the performances, Last Work & Decadance – dancers’ exceptional skills and maturity. marketing resources are provided multi-faceted and diverse nature of dance 30K spectators. France, Luxembourg & Thus, the Young Ensemble dancers through the generous support of as a form. Germany - 9 performances, Last Work. were given the opportunity to undergo the Michael Sela Foundation for the Russia, Germany, Romania - meaningful processes as well as have the Cultivation of Young Artists. In 2017, Featured artists in 2017: 6 performances, Naharin’s Virus performed opportunity to further display their talent the Company dancers produced MESS GRAVITAS by Ofir Yudilevitch by the Ensemble. Japan - 5 cities, to audiences in Israel and abroad. & the Young Ensemble - MANEGE. Rising by Shira Eviatar 5 performances, Last Work. Italy - Amalfi EXIT An evening of works by Batsheva alumni coast - 1 performance, Decadance. Common Emotions by Yasmeen Godder Poland - 4 performances, Last Work Project 48 Artistic Director: Dana Ruttenberg & Venezuela The Burnt Room by Noa Zuk and Ohad Fishof “The Ensemble dancers move "Dancers Create gives me the like particles — uncatchable, moving strength to nurture relationships “Last Work, which was received with precise rhythm, lashing out at with other artists; we take with wild cheering after its New the wall that blocks them, creating a responsibility for our artistic York premiere at the Brooklyn meticulous anarchy.” journeys, celebrating our passion Academy of Music on Wednesday, -Sharon Tamir, Mako, April 2017 through form and movement." is urgent and intense.” (on Naharin’s Virus) - Hsin-Yi Hsiang, Company Dancer -Brian Seibert, New York Times, 2017 Gala, NYC", photo: David Andrako Winter "The American FriendsCollantes. 2017 Left: of Batsheva fromRight: Dancers Create, PORTRAITS by photo: Ben Green, Alvin On Stage for Kamuyot by Batsheva delivers Kamuyot, Ohad In 2017, performance locations Ohad Naharin: Naharin's outreach morning included: Rosh Ha’ayin, Ashkelon, performance program, directly to Dimona, Kfar Vradim, Ra’anana, Kfar Children & 38 performances for school-gyms and community centers Saba, , and Rishon l’Zion Youth 10,000 students in 2017 across the country; for many young people, it is a first encounter with live contemporary dance performance. Audience members are seated in-the- round, easily joining interactive sections. by Ohad Naharin, Dancer: Shir Levy,Kamuyot photo: Hadar Stav "I always explain to my children, and to anyone who is willing to listen: ‘dance is a language’ ... the feeling that we all communicate through movement and music has turned this morning into one I shall never forget; a morning which shall be remembered long after exiting the theater." -Israel’s First Lady, Nehama Rivlin Reflections following Kamuyot Performance for students from Jaljuliya extracted by the Inbal Dance Theater archive collection YaakovRight: by Sara Lev Tanai, Bachran (1973) design by David Shrir, photo: Mula Eshet, repertoire workshop Course Summer with Yaara Batsheva’s Left: Moses, photo: Hadar Stav

Dance Education Batsheva’s Program for A Day with Batsheva Leading the National Dance & Community Outstanding Dance Students Groups from across Israel and Collections Project Now in its ninth year, Batsheva around the world visited Batsheva’s Initiated by the National Library Engagement provides weekly sessions for dancers studios to encounter our work first- of Israel, Batsheva was chosen to from across the country, developing hand. Programs include: Gaga class, lead and develop the digital dance their professional toolbox towards repertoire workshops and viewings, collection. Led by dance scholar Iris Batsheva has reached artistic and personal development. and Q&As with our dancers. Lana, the Archive staff continued to thousands of students catalogue and publish extraordinary across the country through Summer Dance Intensives Silent Angels - Rett documentation of dance-making Syndrome Foundation in Israel in 2017. The site is live and our outreach performance, for Young Israeli and accessible at archive.batsheva.co.il/eng/. Kamuyot. In 2017, our dancers Foreign Dancers - Annual Workshop visited 20 school gymnasiums Over the course of four sessions, almost In 2017, Company dancers held a and community centers. 200 dancers between 14 -19 years old movement session with young girls, also known as “silent angels,” sharing Since its creation in 2003, immersed themselves in Batsheva’s repertoire and Gaga workshops with unspoken communication nurtured Batsheva has shared Kamuyot veteran and current dancers. The by the Gaga movement language. with an estimated 150,000 company awarded six scholarships to students nationwide. participants. Decadance by Ohad Naharin, photo: Ascaf 14% and General Administrative Costs 31% Dancers and Artistic Staff Expenditures 55% Production, Marketing and Costs Operational Expenses Income 29% Donations from60% Israel abroad from 40% Government and grants municipal 31%

The Company’s budget is $6.6M is budget The Company’s Facts & Figures & Facts box office sales & intl. performance fees Self-generated: 40% 2017 Young2017 Ensemble Auditions, photo: Hadar Stav Naharin’s by Virus Ohad Naharin, photo: Ascaf Mamootot by Ohad Naharin, photo: Ascaf

Batsheva Dance Company’s 2017 Supporters

Public Support New Works Fund Batsheva Auditions Peled Technical Supply, Ltd. Ministry of Culture and Sport Anonymous Marsha Segal, in loving memory of her Petit Food Tel Aviv-Yafo Municipality Dalia and Eli Hurvitz Foundation late mother Jane Fogel of Palm Carmel Wineries Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Division for American Friends of Batsheva Beach, Florida Cultural and Scientific Affairs Nehama and Jacob Burak Israeli Friends Circle Arie Ruttenberg Stage and Rehearsal Equipment Over 260 families support Batsheva’s Home at the Lilit and Shmulik Zysman Procurement the Company and its wide variety Suzanne Dellal Center Iris Hoffman-Frenkel In appreciation of the generosity of projects. Dellal Family of Itzhak Bardashi’s z"l Estate’s 160 couples are members of the Young Sokolovsky Family Dancers' Welfare and Salaries Committee Friends' Circle, established by Kenny Family and Eastronics – Studio Anonymous, USA Daphi Levy-Weiss, Sigal Mordechai and Varda, in memory of Varda Kenny The Family Robert Weil Foundation Community Outreach and Education Sharon Podrojski. Dalia and Eli Hurvitz Foundation – Netta Segal Dalia and Eli Hurvitz Foundation Friends Circle prints funding courtesy Studio Dalia, in honor of Dalia Hurvitz M.E.H. Foundation - Bank HaPoalim - Poalim in of Ora and Eytan Stibbe Founded by Margot and Ernst Hamburger the Community Special Long-term Support Dr. Lilly and Avner Naveh Boxenbaum - Neta Foundation The French Friends of Batsheva for Dancers' Salaries Dr. Hadassa and Meir Shani Daphi and Gigi Levy-Weiss Fondation Pluriel pour L’Art Contemporain The Family Robert Weil Foundation Jonas Grandér with Family - Sweden Brand Industries Ltd. Founding Chair: Nathalie Mamane-Cohen Adrienne and Jonas Weil The Leon H. Charney Foundation with support of Fondation du The Michael Sela Fund for Cultivation of Aspen Mitzvah Fund of the Oregon Judaïsme Français Young Artists at Batsheva Special Support for the Jewish Community Foundation Sara and Prof. Michael Sela Batsheva - the Young Ensemble and friends from Israel and around An anonymous donation in honor of the In-kind Donations the world National YoungArts Foundation, USA Goldfarb Seligman & Co, Law Offices Aharon Gutwirth Foundation Sa'ar Plinner, Adv. Mari's Fund: Established by Ohad Azrieli Foundation Doctors Avraham Bain, Daphna Paran Naharin in commemoration of Maya and Avi Lavi and friends of and Chaim Paran Mari Kajiwara AllianceBernstein Holding LP, England Microsoft Israel Ohad Naharin and anonymous donors IBI Investment House The Leon Charney Resolution Center Check Point Software Technologies The American Friends of Batsheva (AFB) - 2017 Supporters

American Friends of Batsheva Patron- $1,000 - $4,999 Tamar Hirschl Snyder Valerie Hasson-Benillouche Members of the Board Debbie and Charlie Adelman Phyllis and Gerry Solomon Aaron Kohn Nathan Hevrony – President Judy Bernstein Bunzl and Henry Stifel Marie and Harley Lippman Mary Hagan Sanders – Treasurer Nick Bunzl Lisa Weitzman and Howard Edelstein Sharon Luckman Nurit Amdur Amira and Richard Chadwick Linda White - The Giving Project Jillian and Larry Neubauer Nurit Kahane Jon Kerry Clayton Elaine Wolfensohn Family Foundation Nancy and Philip Orenstein Saul Sanders Valerie and Charles Diker Sandra Bernstein Tamar Sela Rachel and Oded E’dan Leading Friend- $500 - $999 Ruth and Hillel Peled Dr. Andrew Shiva Steven M. Etkind - Chesed Fund Nitza and Arieh Ben Yehuda Paula Reckess Dinah and Uri Evan MaryJo Cohen Maura Resnick Premier Benefactor- $50,000+ Susan L. Falk Erica Preiss Regunberg and Harriet and Jordan Robbins Anonymous Tony Felzen Dr. Robert Dann Ellen Lippman and Steven Rosenberg An anonymous donation in honor of Michael Fuchs Karen and Alex Mauskop Janice and Glenn Ditchek-Rosenbloom the National YoungArts Foundation Robert de Rothschild Amy and Peter Miller Reuven Sacher The Jacob and Malka Goldfarb The Gottesman Foundation The Ruttenberg Foundation Abby Schiffman Charitable Foundation - in support of Marjorie and Alan Grossman Amy Segal Daniella Segal Dancers’ Wellness and Welfare Judith and John Hannan Susannah Sirkin Michelle Sender Harkness Foundation for Dance - Orna Shulman Leading Benefactor- Joan Finkelstein Friend - up to $499 Sara Sonnenfeld $25,000 - $49,999 Lucille and Adam Kantor Anonymous Lewis Warshauer Jody and John Arnhold Sara Kier James Abrams Dana Zwillinger Mira Zwillinger and Nathan Hevrony Joyce Kramer Denise Albert Yasmin and Oren Lukatz Sheila Lambert - The Lambert Family Carl Carlsen NYC Gala Committee Chairs The Morningstar Foundation Foundation Francesca Channing-Secco Mira Zwillinger and Nathan Hevrony Mary and Saul Sanders Larry Leeds Yulia Dultsina Mary Hagan Sanders and Saul Sanders Regina Gruss Charitable Lead Trust Rona Shay-Federmann Benefactor- $10,000 – $24,999 Nancy and Jonathan Littman Melina and Britton Fisher We’d like to give special thanks to BHI Bella Meyer Julie Dann and Bradley Schneider the following individuals for their Alain Coblence Lee Miller Talia and Donald Fox continued guidance and friendship: Judith and Alan Fishman Ronit Muszkatblit and Yonatan Israel Roy Gerstner Jody Arnhold, Judy Bernstein Bunzl, Karen Jack Gindi Patricia Dugan Perlmuth and Adi Goldfinger Brooks Hopkins, Sharon Luckman, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Mandel William Perlmuth z’’l Neil Goldstein Marcia Preiss Mark Moskowitz and Yuval Hadadi Mark Perwien Aya and Nadav Goshen WorkLast by Ohad Naharin. photo: Ascaf Shellpoint Partners - Saul I. Sanders Yvette and Steven Pomerantz Rivka Saker and Uzi Zucker Lori and John Reinsberg Martin Sanders Premier Patron- $5,000 - $9,999 Susan and Arnold Scharf Belldegrun Family Sara and Axel Schupf The Nathan Cummings Foundation Janet and William Schwartz Nizza and John Heyman z’’l Bradley Schwartz Marcia and Ralph Preiss Susan S. Shiva Foundation Marcia Riklis Noa and Yoav Shoham The Russell Berrie Foundation Ed Sirlin The Jerome Robbins Foundation Anastasiya Siro Board of Directors and Public Council, Israel Management & Staff

Prof. Michael Sela, Honorary Chairman of the Public Council Artistic Director: Ohad Naharin Executive Director: Dina Aldor Ittamar Givton, Chairman of the Board Michael Kenny, Chairman of the Public Council Deputy Director & CFO: Michal Schwartz RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT Deputy Director, Content and Director of International Limor Allalouf Danny Karavan Shaul Shelach* Communications: Noa Ron Development: Lisa Preiss Fried Adi Amorai Dafna Kariv Doron Sharabany Deputy Director for Development and Director of Patron Relations, Israel: Avner Barel Etty Kenny* Zeev Sokolowski External Relations: Dita Kohl Roman, Guy Bernard Reichmann Ravit Barniv* Ron Klajman Ronny Somek Mor Barc Rivlin (from 2018) Donor Relations Manager, Israel: Ella Geiger Tamar Barnoy-Goitlin* Iddo Kook Amnon Sorek Assistant to Artistic Director: Kelvin Vu Int. Development, Patron Relations: Ana Harmon Yoram Blizovsky Daphi Levy Weiss* Yair Vardi Assistant to Exec. Director: Inbal Jacobi Public and Corporate Giving Coordinator: Nehama Karpol Burak* Ofra Meitar Roy Vermus* Hadas Tractinsky Tzipa Carmon Michael Mor Sandra Weil* ARTISTIC MANAGEMENT Development Coordinator: Lilach Karni Orly Dankner Sigal Mordechai Elie Wurtman Company & Stage Manager: Yaniv Nagar Interns: Jacob Robbins, Olivia Link, Ilan de Vries Prof. Yael Moria Zvi Ziv* Senior Rehearsal Director: Luc Jacobs Michaela Borg Nava Dissentchik Yossi Nitzani Ensemble Manager: Idan Porges Ronny Douek Dr. Gila Ofer Observer - Keren Carmel Ensemble Rehearsal Director: Michal Sayfan INTERNATIONAL TOURS DEPARTMENT Moshe Dovrat Sally Oren Stage Manager: Gavriel Spitzer, Head of International Touring: Amit Hevrony Sergio Edelsztein* Dr. Tsiyona Peled Rachel Erdos Mira Eidels Sharon Podrojski TECHNICAL DEPARTMENT Oshik Feller Gil Zvi Poleg FINANCE & ADMINISTRATIVE Production Manager: Hila Razon Ittamar Givton Doron Rabina DEPARTMENT Chief Technical Director: Roni Cohen Zach Granit Batsheva Sound: Dudi Bell Norbert Rubinstein WorkLast , by Ohad Naharin. Dancers: Amalia Hsin-Yi Smith, Hsiang. Photo: Ascaf Assistant to CFO: Avital Sarver Gilead Halevy* Yuval Saar Accounting: Alona Orlyansky Batsheva Lighting: Gadi Glik, Eliav Refaely Michal Helfman Shifra Shalit Office Manager: Ofra Sellem Ensemble Technical Director: Motti Katsav Moshe Hendeles Sara Sela Ensemble Lighting: Itzik Assulin Dvori Hoffman-Lubitch Rachael Shain-Argaman MARKETING, COMMUNICATION Ensemble Sound: Yigal Feldman Dalia Hurvitz Dr. Hadassa Shani and CONTENT DEPARTMENT Logistic Manager: Aliaksei Prezhyn Sales and Marketing Director: Production Coordinator: Yaara Sharon Reut Ben Yehuda Head of Costume Department: Haya Gaiman Business and Community Relations Seamstress: Olga Zvetkov Director: Mirit Cohen Wardrobe Manager: Shoshi Or-Lavi Director of Digital & Visual Content: Location Manager: Moti Amar *Member, Israeli Board Hadar Stav Maintenance Staff: Muhamad Agabria, of Directors Director of Educational Programs and Osama Baker "Batsheva Hosts": Hillel Kogan Box Office Manager: Aliza Mevorach Head, Physiotherapy: David Golebowicz Box Office: Ayelet Amir, Chen Cohen, Therapists: Nir Dayan, Darya Fraiman, Ella Mandelblat, Adva Terem Lieber, Gal Kalmi Avigail Shafrir, Dafna Yosef, Hadas Korenfend, Aya Kenat. Public Relations: Mira Ann Beinart House Photographer: Gadi Dagon, Ascaf Graphic Design: Re-Levant Batsheva Dance Company 6 yechieli st. suzanne dellal centre tel aviv- yafo 6514947 tel. +972.3.517.1471 Venezuela by Ohad Naharin, photo: Ascaf the american friends of batsheva 1201 broadway, suite 507 new york, ny 10001 [email protected]