Uploaded February 2025 | Updated September 2026, 16 hours ago
Join us for the New York premiere of The Archive, an extraordinary one-woman performance by acclaimed Israeli-American artist, choreographer, and performer Neta Pulvermacher.
đź“… Feb 24-26, 2025
đź“Ť Center for Jewish History, NYC
🎟 Tickets available now! https://shorturl.at/0MPOo
Pulvermacher takes us on a deeply personal, emotional, and visually stunning journey through the fragile landscape of memory, history, and identity. Drawing from her own German-Jewish family history, she sifts through documents, old photographs, and artifacts, conjuring up fleeting voices and lost worlds that appear for a moment—only to fade again.
Through dance, storytelling, and movement, The Archive blurs the line between past and present, real and imagined, personal and universal. It’s funny, heartbreaking, and deeply relevant—especially in times of crisis, when remembering becomes an act of resistance.
Before the performance, enjoy an „Abendbrot“ reception and explore artifacts from the Leo Baeck Institute’s archive, adding another layer to the evening’s immersive experience. After the show, stay for an artist talk with Pulvermacher, where she’ll share insights into her creative process and the power of dance as historical storytelling.
Originally commissioned for a quartet of dancers, The Archive has evolved into an intimate, solo performance that has captivated audiences from Frankfurt to Tel Aviv. Now, it arrives in New York for the first time—don’t miss this unforgettable event!
✨ A night of remembrance, art, and powerful storytelling awaits. Will you be there? ✨
🎟 Get your tickets now! 🔗 lbi.org/events/archive-dance
#TheArchive #NetaPulvermacher #JewishHistory
Join us for the New York premiere of The Archive, an extraordinary one-woman performance by acclaimed Israeli-American artist, choreographer, and performer Neta Pulvermacher.
đź“… Feb 24-26, 2025
đź“Ť Center for Jewish History, NYC
🎟 Tickets available now! https://shorturl.at/0MPOo
Pulvermacher takes us on a deeply personal, emotional, and visually stunning journey through the fragile landscape of memory, history, and identity. Drawing from her own German-Jewish family history, she sifts through documents, old photographs, and artifacts, conjuring up fleeting voices and lost worlds that appear for a moment—only to fade again.
Through dance, storytelling, and movement, The Archive blurs the line between past and present, real and imagined, personal and universal. It’s funny, heartbreaking, and deeply relevant—especially in times of crisis, when remembering becomes an act of resistance.
Before the performance, enjoy an „Abendbrot“ reception and explore artifacts from the Leo Baeck Institute’s archive, adding another layer to the evening’s immersive experience. After the show, stay for an artist talk with Pulvermacher, where she’ll share insights into her creative process and the power of dance as historical storytelling.
Originally commissioned for a quartet of dancers, The Archive has evolved into an intimate, solo performance that has captivated audiences from Frankfurt to Tel Aviv. Now, it arrives in New York for the first time—don’t miss this unforgettable event!
✨ A night of remembrance, art, and powerful storytelling awaits. Will you be there? ✨
🎟 Get your tickets now! 🔗 lbi.org/events/archive-dance
#TheArchive #NetaPulvermacher #JewishHistory
