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FROST: Marc Vlemmix and Itamar Serussi at TEDxBreda

1,756 views · Published 9 November 2013 · 5:14 · Indexed 22 September 2026

Channel: TEDx Talks · 2013 · Nonprofits & Activism

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Please also check the talk of Marc Vlemmix that is strongly connected to this dancepiece!

Marc and Itamar had a working relationship when Itamar was artist-in- residence at the former Dancehouse Station Zuid. The working relationship between Marc and Itamar in this dance duet has started from the physical limitations Marc's body was confronted with. During the first informal rehearsals of the two men Marc was facing and embracing limitations while Itamar was exploring them with him.

Itamar Serussi
Itamar Serussi Sahar (Israel, 1978) started his dance education at the age of 15 at the Israelian Dance Academy. In 1998 he started dancing at the Batsheva Dance Company. Since 2006, he starts developing his own personal style. He experiments with physical boundaries by using humor and improvisation and tries to break through traditional dance. His work is playful, light and elegant. All his pieces are the result of the synergy between him, his surroundings and his dancers.

From 2010 -- 2012 he was the house choreographer for Tilburg (NL)-based Danshuis Station Zuid. In this capacity he created several short productions: Phenomena, Undo, Ferrum, Lust and the full length work Mono, which was nominated for a Swan for "Best dance production -- season 2011-2012″ at the Nederlandse Dansdagen in Maastricht. His work has also been showed in London, Llubljana, Paris, Prague, Brno and five Finnish cities. Itamar has also worked with other companies in Graz, Copenhagen, Antwerp and The Hague.

Marc Vlemmix
Marc Vlemmix (Asten, 1972) is initiator of the foundation Dance for Health in Rotterdam, which provides danceclasses for people with Parkinson. He dedicated his professional life to the performance art for almost 20 years now. During his study Art and Culture siences at Erasmus University he startet his career as programmer of the city theater in Arnhem. In 2005 he was asked by the ministry of Culture to become artistic entrepeneur of a new dance production platform in the southern part of Holland, Danshuis Station Zuid. He developed an innovative new concept where dance creation, talent development, education and participation is approached as one, all connected.

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