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Tell us about your background. Where were you born and how did you come to Israel? Tell us about your background. Where were you born and how did you come to Israel?
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How were you introduced to dance in Israel? How were you introduced to dance in Israel?
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How did you become a choreographer and tell us about some of your seminal works? How did you become a choreographer and tell us about some of your seminal works?
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Aswanane (2012) Aswanane (2012)
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woze (2013) woze (2013)
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Hahoo (2014) Hahoo (2014)
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Amaweren’ya (Music Video, June 2017) Amaweren’ya (Music Video, June 2017)
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Jalo (2018) Jalo (2018)
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Bug (2018) Bug (2018)
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What do you believe are your greatest challenges working as a dance artist in Israel? What do you believe are your greatest challenges working as a dance artist in Israel?
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How do you see your work evolving in the future? How do you see your work evolving in the future?
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7 From the Other Side: An Interview with Ethiopian-Israeli Dance Artist Dege Feder
Get accessDege Feder is a choreographer, dancer, artistic director, and musician based in Israel. She danced solo parts in Eskesta dance troupe and was among the founding dancers of Beta Dance Troupe. She has served as Beta’s artistic director and choreographer since 2013.
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Published:18 March 2022
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Abstract
Dege Feder was born and raised in a village of devout Ethiopian Jews. The dream of immigrating from Ethiopia to “Yerusalem” (Jerusalem) was a shared one among the people of her village and had been passed down for generations. At the age of eight, Feder immigrated by foot to Yerusalem in secret from the Ethiopian government. This chapter tells the story of Feder’s introduction to movement and her growth as a choreographer through a series of interview questions. In the chapter, she explains how both Ethiopian and Israeli cultures have influenced her work. Feder also touches on what challenges came alongside transitioning from her home village to Yerusalem.
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