Theater & Dance
Yossi Berg & Oded Graf
Romantic and artistic partners say they like the 'combination of work and love'
October 19 2012 9:39 AM EST
January 22 2017 1:07 AM EST
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Romantic and artistic partners say they like the 'combination of work and love'
Photo: Christoffer Askman
Black Fairytale, the latest work from Israeli choreographers Yossi Berg and Oded Graf, is a "dance manifesto for utopia" set in a "beautiful, creepy world that nourishes love and hope." Characteristically, the dance exemplifies the duo's clever exploration of identity mixed with biting humor embedded in a whimsical, often surreal environment. Berg, 36, a Batsheva alumnus, and Graf, 33, a former dancer with the Kibbutz Contemporary Dance Company, have been collaborating artistically since 2005, but the real-life partners have been together even longer -- they will soon celebrate their 10th anniversary. "I like the combination of work and love," Graf says, adding that, with their rigorous schedules, any other relationship could have been impossible to maintain.
Yossi and Oded present "Black Fairytale" Dec. 6 at the Suzanne Dellal Center in Tel Aviv.
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