TAL combines dance, acting and personal storytelling in a performance about body image, identity and recovery. The lecture-performance, known in Hebrew as a Hartzaga, brings a personal journey to the stage and opens a conversation with the audience.
An artistic and educational experience, the dance theatre performance is followed by an open discussion. It is based on a work presented on international stages, including Broadway and the Edinburgh Festival.
“Tal” is a movement-based theatrical work that blends dance, theatre, and text—creating a deeply personal and human journey of coping, transformation, and reconnecting with the body.
The performance is based on a personal story and brings to the stage a piece that has gained international recognition, including performances on Broadway and at the Edinburgh Festival—offering audiences a deep, sensitive, and authentic perspective on body image and identity.
A multi-sensory, raw, and moving experience—one that stays with the audience long after the lights go out.
Approximately 45 minutes, followed by an open discussion with the audience of about 30 minutes
For high school students aged 14 and up, educators and school counsellors, therapeutic and medical teams, and cultural and community events. The performance and post-show conversation explore body image through personal storytelling and dance theatre.
Tal works at the intersection of dance, theatre, and the psyche.
With over 20 years of stage experience, both locally and internationally, her work combines personal stage creation with a deep exploration of the body, identity, and healing processes.
Her creations—born from a personal and professional journey and recognized with awards—bring a unique fusion of dance, acting, and text to the stage.
Alongside her artistic work, Tal offers emotional support through movement, working with children, youth, and adults.
Today, her practice spans performance and creation, the development of new artistic projects, and the facilitation of lecture-performances and workshops that integrate expressive arts as tools for transformation, self-expression, and connection—aimed at creating meaningful, human encounters between stage, body, and audience.
A Hartzaga is a lecture-performance. TAL combines dance theatre and a personal story with an open conversation about body image, identity and recovery.
The performance is approximately 45 minutes, followed by an open audience discussion of about 30 minutes.
The lecture-performance is suitable for high school students aged 14 and up, as well as educators and school counsellors. Use the form to discuss a booking for your audience.
A stage of at least 4×4 metres, a projector and a screen. Connection to a sound system is optional.
Use the booking form or contact booking@talmotion.com. Please include the venue, audience and preferred date.
