Sep 16, 2014
Rina Schenfeld, the queen of Israeli dance, still dances at age 76, in a piece called "Notes for Pina Bausch", which refers to their long held friendship and longing.
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Photographer: Inbal Cohen Hamo
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Rina Schenfeld, the queen of Israeli dance, still dances at age 76, in a piece called "Notes for Pina Bausch", which refers to their long held friendship and longing.
Part I of two parts.
Photographer: Inbal Cohen Hamo
Rina Schenfeld (75) es una coreógrafa y bailarina, descrita por el New York Times como "una de las artistas más importantes de su generación".
Fu prima ballerina de la compañía de danza Batsheva, reconocida a nivel internacional y fundada por Martha Graham y la baronesa de Rotschild.
Uno de los elementos originales en su coreografía es el uso de objetos físicos durante sus interpretaciones.