תפריט
The world keeps moving — and we fall apart.
Set in a single narrow corridor, NEUTRAL follows people carried by inertia through a cycle that never quite ends.
As war, displacement and technology fracture the familiar, bodies drain and recharge, memories fade, and people reach for one another.
Image, light, sound and movement create a meditative, charged passage toward feeling, intimacy and honesty.
PHOTOS © GRACIELA JAICHENCO
Created & performed by the Shlomi Center Creators Ensemble — contemporary ritual theatre.
Nahuga is a ritual-based performance built entirely on circular movement: performers walk, breathe, gaze, and repeat, while
the audience gradually becomes part of the circle — even without moving. The repetition is not mechanical but a human ritual;
as the viewer surrenders to it, the mind releases its habitual need for narrative, tension, or interpretation, opening a shared
space of presence, quiet, and inner harmony that many describe as a therapeutic encounter for the nervous system.
Flat, open stage — black box or gallery works well.
Minimal lighting and sound; quiet environment for sensory focus.
Audience seated close to performers; full rider on request.
"Like quantum physics — several layers exist at the sametime. I don't get tired. It works. You cannot escape."
— AUDIENCE RESPONSE
PE’IMAH
THE SQUARE
NAHUGA
THE CIRCLE
NEUTRAL
THE LINE