MART is proud to co-produce Inhibitions, a new creation by choreographer Tamir Golan as part of the Tel Aviv Dance Festival
Two bodies meet in a space shaped by touch, resistance, and memory. Moving between tension and closeness, holding on and letting go, they create a physical dialogue that shifts and changes constantly.
Inhibitions explores the desire to return to something that has passed — not to relive it, but to stay with it a little longer as it continues to live in the body.
The work is co-produced by MART Foundation.
Special thanks to Inbal Dance Company and Barak Marshall for their support of Inhibitions.
About Tamir Golan
Tamir Golan is an Israeli choreographer whose work is presented internationally. His creations include full-length and short-format works for stage and institutional settings. In 2024, he premiered Tomorrow’s Gone at the Suzanne Dellal Centre in Tel Aviv and created Cellophane for the Conservatoire National Supérieur de Musique et de Danse de Paris.
His works have been presented at festivals and venues across Europe and Israel, including MILANoLTRE, Holland Dance Festival, Danza in Rete, and HANGARTFEST, and have toured internationally. Alongside his choreographic work, he has participated in international competitions, residencies, and professional development programs.
