GEORGET

"GEORGET" is a profound exploration of identity and the cyclical nature of our existence, articulated through the medium of dance and cinema. It delves into the concept of life as a series of overlapping loops, where the boundary between reality and dreams blurs. The performance invites the audience to reflect on moments of decision, change, and the illusion of transformation, suggesting that we are perpetually caught in these loops, either by choice or by circumstance.

The piece is divided into two acts, each offering a distinct perspective on the individual's role within society. Act 1, “GEORGET”, views the individual from the societal lens, while Act 2, "Agent G," provides a more introspective analysis. Featuring six talented dancers of SOL Dance Company, this piece is a collaboration with performer, musician, and photographer Gil Nemet, introducing the innovative concept of "cinematic dance" to the audience. This approach involves broadcasting unedited, real-time footage directly to the audience, offering a raw and immersive experience.