Sharon Eyal & Gai Behar: Wet | BTS

An internationally-renowned choreographer, Sharon Eyal trained in classical ballet and was a longtime member of the famed Batsheva Dance Company under Ohad Naharin. Her unmistakable style merges ballet and electronic music, to balance vigorous physicality with striking delicacy.
For fans of 'This Is Not A Love Show', the performance repertoire by Sharon Eyal and Gai Behar, that we presented last winter LAS has a throwback in store: During their LAS residency, Eyal and Behar developed the new cross-disciplinary performance. Titled 'Wet', it features their dance company L-E-V, in dialogue with the architectural setting of Kraftwerk, a cavernous former East Berlin power plant.
Engrossing audiences with emotion, movement, and rhythm, 'Wet' reflects Eyal’s experience-oriented vision: "The most important thing is to work with people we love and who love what we do."
For those who’ve been curious about Sharon Eyal's artistic process, take a look at this illuminating 'Wet' BTS by De-Da Productions.
Credits
Sharon Eyal and Gai Behar
(L-E-V Dance Company), 'Wet', 2022
Featuring music by CURL, Koreless and Ori Lichtik
Music in partnership with Manchester
International Festival and YOUNGCommissioned by LAS (Light Art Space)
Curated by Claude Adjil
Assisted by Sophie Korschildgen
Produced for LAS by Alexis Convento
Choreography: Sharon Eyal
Co-Creator: Gai Behar
Music: CURL, Koreless, Ori Lichtik
Lighting Design: Alon Cohen
Costume Design: Maria Grazia Chiuri - Christian Dior Couture
Additional Costumes: Rebecca Hytting, Gon Brian, Odelia Arnold, Sharon Eyal, Gai Behar
Dancers: Clyde Emmanuel Archer, Etay Axelroad, Darren Devaney, Edit Domoszlai, Guido Dutilh, Rebecca Hytting, Dana Pajarillaga, Keren Lurie Pardes
L-E-V Dance Company Producer: Roy Bedarshi
Rehearsal Manager: Leo Lerus
Production Manager: Maya Manor
Film
Directing DOP & Postproduction: De-Da Productions
LAS Production Lead: Selin Sahin
LAS Production Team: Stephanie Richter, Zoe Büchtemann
Photo
Sharon Eyal & Gai Behar: L-E-V Dance Company, Wet, 2022
Featuring music by CURL, Koreless and Ori Lichtik Music in partnership with Manchester
International Festival and YOUNG
Commissioned by LAS (Light Art Space) Photo © Nadine Fraczkowski