"Arnica” (2007) - Dancers: Michal Mualem, Shira Rinot, Noa Dar. Guest Artist: Uri Frost on electric guitar. Music by Tom Waits, Handel, Courinderu, Purcell. Duration: 55 Min.
Arnica collects and presents 17 short solos (1-4 min.) created during the last decade.
"Arnica by Noa Dar becomes a fascinating touching dance evening, which succeeds to make these series of solo excerpts into a full, complex, multi-layers creation that deeply touches the routes of dance and at the essence of the dancers' art” ( Zvi Goren, “Habama”)
“Tetris” (2006) - Collaboration with visual artist Nati Shamia Ofer. Original music created by Composer Uri Frost, 7 dancers. Commissioned by the Acco Festival for Alternative Theater. Duration: 80 min.
Tetris is touching upon the tensions between movement and fixation, proximity and distance, between the estrangement of alienation and an involving, mutual experience.
“Tetris is a spectacular creation, releasing from the body excitement and shock, causing turbulent and mind stimulated interactions between dancers and spectators.” ("City mouse" online)
“Water Music” (2006) - Performed with live orchestra, music by Frederick Handel, 6 dancers. Commissioned by The Kibbutz Chamber Orchestra.
Duration: 30 min.
“Clouds and Soup” (2005) - Original music by Avi Belleli, 8 dancers
Commissioned by 2005 “Curtain Up” festival at the Suzanne Dellal Center. Duration: 65 min.
“Clouds and Soup” deals with the world in which we would have wished to live in which stretches out at the gap between the desire to fulfill our dream – and reality. The fantasy developed up to the point where reality pulls us back.
"Noa Dar's new work is sharp, spectacular and joyful" (Ido Dagan, Zman Tel Aviv)
“The Sweetest Embrace” (2004) –. Dancers: Shira Rinot, Oded Graf.
Music: Braien Adamson. Duration: 20 Min.
Created as part of a duets evening for the Noa Dar Dance Group: "20, 30, 40”, with works by three Israeli woman choreographers who investigating an encounter between a man and a woman from her age’s point of view.
"It is an original and impressive duet. Noa Dar created a real master piece that revealed a crystallized choreographic vision" (Zvi Goren, "Habama")
"In a black, black land” (2003) - performed by six dancers and an actress, commissioned by the Israel festival. Duration: 65 Min. Original Music: Uri Frost.
These work deals with despair and nightmares of a society that lives in an ominous reality – a reality that brings forth the dreams of fear and horror from the unconscious
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“This is the best Israeli dancing I’ve seen this year, and one of the best post-modern works I’ve ever seen” (Gal Alster,”Time out – Tel Aviv”).
