FURO is a dance installation by Ohad Naharin that features the video work Japanese Bathhouse (1999) by the Japanese artist Tabaimo.

Tabaimo describes her works as everyday spaces of unease, offering a critical and complex perspective on traditional Japanese society. In “Furo,” a Japanese public bathhouse (o-furo) stretches across three giant screens, unfolding scenes that often veer off into fantasy. On the backdrop of the projected ritual, two dancers perform a live ritual – touching briefly, breaking to the edge of the stage, circling in place, lamenting/howling the tale of their dead friends.

Originally created in 2006 for the Jewish Theatre in Stockholm, “Furo” challenges the conventions of stage performance. Taking place in an intimate space, it is performed in a loop over several hours, inhabited by a different pair of dancers in each iteration. The audience is invited to walk in and out of the space freely, and linger in the piece as long as they want.

World premiere: 24 March 2006, the Jewish Theatre in Stockholm, Sweden

*Please note: entry to the show is possible at any time within the time range specified on your ticket.
*Due to the nature of the event, there may be slight changes in the entrance times to the hall. Please follow the instructions of the ushers.