One-On-One Meetings with Artists From the Zikit Theater

The Zikit Theater invites you to a new activity for small groups of up to 25 people, sessions lasting about an hour that allows a glimpse into the world of the artists from the Zikit team, each a master in their field:
Dance, pantomime, flamenco dance, and a conversation meeting with Pablo Ariel, the artistic director of the theater.
The meetings are different from each other, each of them stands on its own and illuminates a different artistic and personal aspect.
At each such meeting, we will get to know the creators, the unique art, and the spark that motivated their artistic path, through performance clips and stories from their lives, together with a conversation and experiential fun for the audience.
Your choice of 4 sessions:

Dream of Dancing with Irena Zabel-Eshel
For Irena, the joy of movement connects with the possibility of dreaming and dancing. The combination of the two worlds allowed her to return to the stage and to herself as a dancer. Irena will present herself and her way as an international dancer, the choices she made, and the combination of career and family. The meeting will also include demonstrations and sessions and the participants will be able to share a dream or desire, and together they will turn them into dance pieces.

Without Words with Anna Vlasov
Do you need words to express ideas and feelings? In Anna’s world, no. Can pantomime become a part of everyday life and influence the perception of life? A chance meeting with the art of pantomime made her change her life path, focusing on art and creation. Participants will have the opportunity to experience situations and possibilities of expression without words during the meeting.

Life of a Creator in Israel Over a Cup of Coffee with Pablo Ariel 
Pablo Ariel, creator, actor, and director, has been holding meetings for many years in which he combines a lecture with video clips from his long career. At the meeting, he talks about his various works, which were born as a response to political or social situations in Israel. The audience is an active participant in the lecture and conducts an open dialogue with the artist, asking questions and also demanding answers.
The lecture was given in Israel and in various places in the world such as universities in the USA, Mexico, England, and more.