Batsheva Hosts: Not Letting It In / 24 Hours of Confessions!

Confession: What is the thing I fear people will think of me if I say it out loud here and now?

Not Letting It In is a performative event where the only thing allowed to be spoken is confessions:
No responses, no questions, no judgment.
An improvised sequence of autobiographical texts exploring shame, fear, and guilt.
At the center of the event, performers dressed formally sit around a table and confess. The audience is invited to come, leave, and return at will. If they wish, audience members can also share their own confessions.

10-Year Anniversary Event:
The show was first created in March 2015 at the artist’s home as a seven-hour event. Since then, it has been performed hundreds of times in Israel and internationally: in galleries, museums, festivals, nightclubs, libraries, synagogues, and more.
It has been performed in cities such as Paris, Berlin, Munich, New York, and Washington, D.C.

Taking part Orit Mamrud, Achinoam Galbfish, Iris Lana, Eliezer Sadiel, Amir Eliassaf, Danny Neyman, Hana Vazana Grunwald, Yuval Getreuer, Yossi Yarom, Michal Serr, Maayan Even, Moshe Shechter Avshalom, Noa Levi, Noa Kedar, Noam Imber, Adi Nitzan, Eden Uliel, Corinne kitzis , Shachar Netz, Shalev Gelber, and Jason Danino Holt.

The show offers two types of tickets:

• 24-hour ticket: Allows unlimited entry and exit throughout the entire show.
• 2-hour ticket: Includes the option to stay based on availability.

Please note the performance is based on improvised text in Hebrew without translation to English