Humoristic existential dance theatre made by three friends going through a poetic time twisting adventure. A clock is ticking. An ever-changing to-do list hangs on a clothesline. Time runs forwards and backwards. What did we just do?

“Just be in the moment”, they say.  And yet days seem too short, our schedules too full and the unknown emptiness of a free afternoon makes us tremble in fear. 

With stories, physical theatre and dance, three performers argue for a softer view on time. Not to the second. Not with a schedule. But with a humorous mix of remembering, looking forward and déjà vu.

Mixed Signal: Amit Palgi, Claudio Murabit, David Feenstra

Special thanks: Suzy Blok

In co-production with: ICK Dans Amsterdam, Theater Orpheus, Dans Brabant (pre-research), Makershuis Tilburg (pre-research). 

Performed in Delft Fringe Festival, WORM Rotterdam, Theater Kikker, Schouwburg tilburg among others.

Etude for two dancers and two tape rolls. A dance duet in the idea of attachment. According to the Buddhist approach, a lot of our suffering comes from being attached to ideas, plans and approaches. We limit and hurt ourselves by being too attached to what we think we should be. And by attaching ourselves to others we mix loving – “I want you to be happy” – with being dependent – “My happiness is dependent on you so make me happy now!”.

Amit Palgi - Maker and Performer

Pia Mačerol - Performer and collaborator

In co-production with: ICK Dans Amsterdam, CTF, Janivo, and Culture academy.

Performed at Cafe theater festival, 4bid gallery, Treehouse Amsterdam, Vest in de Stad, among others.

Composer Maya Verlaak creates for HERMES studio in Wijnegem In collaboration with choreographer Amit Palgi. Anspired by the butterfly effect, Verlaak and palgi creates a work in which musicians and movement are inextricably linked. This composition creates a musical interplay in which every action triggers an unpredictable, sometimes even chaotic, reaction.

A performative installation that uses dance, interviews, and music to wonder about wandering, migration, and home(sickness).

It took place as part of the Still Moving festival in the gallery Open Art Exchange Schiedam.

Dramaturgy - Hans Timmerman

Interviewees: Advika Kamath, Remy Kibler-Tsetsi,

Danielle Gallia-Kind and Eva Karczag.

Interviewing, sound editing and music composing – Amit Palgi

Created with the support of Janivo Stichting,

Still Moving festival and open art exchange gallery.

Pictures by Luna de Schepper

An Interactive performance combines dance, theater, poetry, and visual art. In the performance, we investigate the intimate relationship we all have with our PRIVET phones. Data from the phones of the audience members will influence in a unique way the show.  

Created and performed by Amit Palgi 

Visuals, Interaction, and Collaboration: Christos Constantinou

Dramaturgy:Annemarie Wenzel

Music: Original Music by Uri Burger and Christos Constantinou

Hunter's Dream by Ryan Amon

Costume: David Singarella

Tech support: Robert Udo

Created with the support of:

Concordia, Cross-tic and Plantart 

"Remember how much fun it was to dance all together? Let’s go back to the common ground.

Even if we don’t remember when and how we learned it, still all of us know to do the macarena, hokey pokey and the birdie dance. Lets celebrate it! "

Created and performed by Doron Gallia-Kind, Amit Palgi, C’Cesirhe Lesley Sedney.

Performed at Café Theater Festival Utrecht, Arnhem and Rotterdam 23.

dance performance with motion capture technology. The performance is in almost complete darkness, and deals with questions regarding the gap between physical and digital selves, touching and staying in touch online.

The creation is still in process, after a week of research in the technology performance lab (Oct 22).

dance performance with motion capture technology. The performance is in almost complete darkness, and deals with questions regarding the gap between physical and digital selves, touching and staying in touch online.

The creation is still in process, after a week of research in the technology performance lab (Oct 22).