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Hora (3 stars)

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Hora is a thrilling spectacle of movement, an emotional rollercoaster that successfully highlights – in a company that deliberately works without soloists – the uniqueness of each one of the dancers. Led by artistic director Ohad Naharin, one of the world’s most distinctive choreographers, Batsheva Dance Company makes a welcome return to the Festival following 2008’s sensational Deca Dance.

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Batsheva Dance Company - Hora

3 Sep 20123 stars

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Youtube: Hora: Batsheva Dance Company

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