The Voice of the World That Only I Hear

The Voice of the World That Only I Hear is an immersive, site-specific dance work featuring twenty Jewish and Arab girls and women from three generations. Created during wartime, the piece turns to dreams as a lens through which to explore personal and collective fears, longings, and imagined futures.

To understand a nation, one might look at its dreams — at the images, textures, and recurring themes that surface in its collective subconscious. Since the outbreak of war in 2023, these dreams have shifted. What was once private has become shared; what felt individual now carries the weight of the collective.

The sound score is composed entirely of dreams gathered from the performers and carefully woven together. Wearing headphones, the audience moves with the performers through a sequence of spaces, entering a living landscape shaped by memory, imagination, and the fragile boundary between reality and dream.