In Separations, choreographer Roni Chadash examines a seemingly straightforward act: separation. In her signature physical language – one that fragments the body and allows each part to act independently – she turns a spotlight on separation mechanisms that are also at play in the social sphere.

Situated within the tension between the private and the social body, the piece looks at how definitions, classifications, and labels attempt to organize reality, while at the same time reducing and splintering it. In a space teeming with words and definitions spoken over and over again, the body glows in its desire to escape – to remain abstract, independent, unaffiliated.

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