In Nature of a Fall, Adi Boutrous confronts humanity’s deepest contradiction: The pull between destruction and the longing for shared harmony. Six dancers move through cycles of ascent and collapse. They climb one another like fragile structures, only to fall again – bodies catapulted, carried, resisting. Renewal appears possible only through ruin, abandoning old perceptions in favour of new ones.
Driven by intense physical energy, the piece repeatedly returns to its starting point. Through shared movement, contemporary catastrophes, and collective trauma are mirrored alongside gestures of solidarity and mutual support. Moving between failure, resistance, and collective creation, Nature of a Fall asks whether we are still able to see one another, listen to one another – and to hope.
After the performance on both days: Talk with the artist
Choreography & Soundtrack Design: Adi Boutrous / Dancers: Ido Barak, Neshama Bazer, Naomi Ben David, Adi Boutrous, Stav Struz Boutrous, Uri Dicker / Light Design: Ofer Laufer / Dramaturgy: Yael Venezia / Costume Design: Stav Struz Boutrous / Technical Director & Sound Engineer: Asaf Ashkenazy / Photos: Luc Delahaye / Production: Adi Boutrous Performing Arts / Co-production: Théâtre de la Ville Paris, The Israel Festival, MART Foundation / Residences: Agora, Cité Internationale de la Danse, Montpellier Danse and CCN Occitanie, with the support of the Fondation BNP Paribas / Distribution: Drôles de Dames / Many Thanks to Hans Otto Theater / Internet: www.adiboutrous.com / Duration: 55 minutes
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