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THE ESSENTIAL A&E PICKS FOR OCT 3 - 10
It might be something of a cliché to say that dance is a language all its own—but in the case of the work created by Israeli-born dancer/choreographer Noa Zuk, that's literally true.
Becca Webb Photo RDT: Noa It might be something of a cliché to say that dance is a language all its own—but in the case of the work created by Israeli-born dancer/choreographer Noa Zuk, that's literally true. The veteran began her career with Batsheva Dance Company under the tutelage of choreographer Ohad Naharin, where Zuk learned the movement language that became known as Gaga—described in a Repertory Dance Theatre press release as "a physically challenging, multisensory experience that enhances flexibility, stamina, agility, coordination, and efficiency while fostering awareness,…
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