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Yotam Peled, Nitzan Moshe

ONE STRIKE SALVATION

Tracing the traditions of memorial ceremonies, ONE STRIKE SALVATION attempts to create a ritual of farewell to a homeland, addressing the impossibility of detachment and exploring the radical coexistence of grief and celebration.

Nitzan and Yotam, who at times embody fragments of collective memory and at others share their own personal trajectories, delve into the realms of nostalgia and question the sense of belonging, folklore, and identity in a crumbling world.

By and with Yotam Peled, Nitzan Moshe
Photo SE.STA / center for choreographic development

Yotam Peled

Yotam Peled has practiced fine arts, athletics, and Capoeira since childhood. At the age of 21, he began dancing and later pursued an education in contemporary circus. In 2015, he relocated to Berlin and has since been working as a freelance performer and choreographer. In 2019, he founded the ensemble Yotam Peled & the Free Radicals, dedicated to creating interdisciplinary performances. His work has been presented at various venues and festivals, including TANZtheater International Festival Hanover, Grand Théâtre de Luxembourg, CC Heidelberg, ROXY Ulm, Tanzhaus Zürich, PimOff Milan, Altofest Naples, Tanztage Festival Berlin, and Fabrik Potsdam as part of the Explore Dance Network for young audiences. His ensemble was also selected for Aerowaves 2024.

Nitzan Moshe

Nitzan Moshe received her dance training at HaRishonim Middle School, Mosinzon High School, Tzeadim School for Performing Arts, and the Rose K. Sobel Studio. In 2013, she completed a one-year internship with the Batsheva Ensemble Dance Company, working with Ohad Naharin, Daniel Agami, and Sharon Eyal. Further pursuing her career, Nitzan performed in works by several independent Israeli choreographers, including the acclaimed Girls by Roy Assaf. Since 2014, she has been a member of Vertigo Dance Company, performing works by Noa Wertheim and Sharon Friedman. In 2019, she relocated to Berlin, where she worked with Kenan Dinkelman, Sita Ostheimer, Company Idem, and Yotam Peled & the Free Radicals.