Concept, choreography, direction: Yasmeen Godder, Yasmeen Godder / Lyrics, composition, singing: Dikla / Dramaturgy: Itzik Giuli / Dancers: Tamar Kisch, Inbal Aloni, Anat Vaadia, Dor Frank, Nur Garabli, Mor Demer, Ilana Sarah Claire Bellahsen, Ofir Yannai / Second cast: Yael Wachman / Keyboard and computer: Or Kudai, Joshua Levi / Drums: Yarden Biton / Guitar, baglama, oud, bouzouki: Shauli Izhak, Yaniv Taichman / Violin: İrmak Ulke / Violin: Zolo Klingen / Ney, EWI: Darbuka: Ariel Abitbul / Darbuka, Bandir: Liron Meyuhas / Production manager: Omer Alsheich / Company manager, administration: Zohar Eshel-Acco / Stage: Ofer Laufer / Lights: Nadav Barnea / Costumes: Shahar Avnet / Animation, video: Yoav Brill / Musical production: Tom Elbaz / Rehearsal director: Einat Betsalel / Assistant for movement materials: Tamar Kisch / Sound director: Orgad Marciano / Hair and make-up Dikla: Shimon Schoschan / Management Dikla: Moran Yuli
“Shout Aloud” is a distinctive collaboration between choreographer Yasmeen Godder and singer Dikla, a renowned figure in Israel's Middle Eastern pop scene. “Shout Aloud” draws inspiration from Dikla's influential seminal album “Ahava Musica” released in 2000. The album introduced her unapologetic, raspy, and deep voice on a journey through personal lyrics dealing with intimacy, relationships, longing, loneliness, and fantasy. Given its unique mix of influences ranging from classical Arabic music, energetic dance electronics, and experimental rock, it stood out and challenged the context of Israeli music at that time. Since then, the album stayed relevant and poignant while the social polarization in Israel has become more intense and violent.
In “Shout Aloud” Godder employs her highly detailed and complexly idiosyncratic, playful, and raw physical language to research themes of endurance and resistance through the female perspective. Dealing with personal and communal endurance, mental and social transformation rituals, and the excavation of internal resources to create strong female co-resistance. The performance features eight female dancers from diverse backgrounds and ages, while Dikla performs the album live, accompanied by an orchestra of musicians playing traditional Arabic and contemporary instruments. “Shout Aloud” responds to the need to connect, heal, and find relief and commonality during these tumultuous times.
Cast
Dates
Past
Credits
Production: Künstler*innenhaus Mousonturm, Schauspiel Frankfurt and Yasmeen Godder Company. Co-production: HELLERAU - European Centre for the Arts Dresden. Funded by: German Federal Cultural Foundation, Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media, Kulturfonds Frankfurt RheinMain.
Location
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