TAL is an original solo dance theatre show based on a young woman’s experience of bulimia and her journey to recovery. Through movement, theatre and personal storytelling, the performance explores body image, self-perception and identity.
Book the lecture-performance with an audience discussion
Suitable for ages 14 and up.
A brave show that reveals the soul and can inspire many people, Allows us to better understand our responsibilities as parents and as human beings.
The show leaves viewers with personal and universal insights into the meaning of our discourse, And about the importance of our understanding of ourselves and the way body and mind work.
The show is approved for the Culture Basket for grades 8-12 And you can have a dialogue with the artist at the end of the show













For years I searched for my place in the world of culture and art.
After a decade as a dance movement and expressive arts therapist, and as a creator on stage, after working with all kinds of groups – children and teens, stage artists, people with disabilities and special needs, people with eating disorders, women and men of all ages – through movement, dance, theatre and singing, and after bringing that healing to the stage, I understood my uniqueness: the combination of healing and change with the world of the performing arts.

Ministry of Culture, Israel 2023

Theater - a place of unity, Russia 2021

Theater - a place of unity, Russia 2021.
“Tal from Tal Cohen is…an accomplished piece of theatre, and certainly a useful addition to a worldwide dialogue”
Dancer Tal Cohen puts on a dance show that describes the eating disorder she suffered from for about a decade and her recovery. “I express in my body the madness around the lack of self-love and vomiting.”
This original solo performance follows the story of a girl-woman-dancer’s experiences with the eating disorder bulimia.
Writing, Director, Choreography and Performance: Tal Cohen
Consultant: Bat-Chen Havardi Vakashi, Amir Orian, Sarah Vino Elad, Erez Hasson
Dramaturgy: Osnat Schenk Yosef
Musical arrangement: Raz Olsher
Original music: Raz Olsher, Zej-Yuval Wetzler and Raz Olsher, Nadav Wetzler, Tal Cohen, Bat-Chen Haverdi and Kashi
Setting: Tal Cohen, Yuval Hamami
Costume: Tal Cohen, Franklin Tavares Precious
Lighting: Yoni Tal
Sound and Technical: Adir Yosef
Cinematography and Editing: Amnon Haas
Additional photographers: Yotam Munk, Eli Maaini, David Mantiyat Hodge