LewinLewinson

LewinLewinson is a contemporary dance company based in the United Kingdom. The company was founded in 1999 by Anton Lewin and Itzik Lewinson, twin brothers from Israel who immigrated to London to pursue a career in dance.

LewinLewinson is known for its unique blend of dance styles, which combines elements of modern, contemporary, and postmodern dance traditions. The company's choreography is characterized by its fast-paced rhythms, intricate patterns, and attention to detail. LewinLewinson's performances often incorporate a wide range of cultural and artistic influences, from traditional folk dance to avant-garde theater.

One of the company's defining features is its use of cooperation and collaboration to create dynamic and kinetic performances. LewinLewinson's dancers often interact and influence each other in real-time, creating a sense of unpredictability and freedom in their movements. This approach to dance also reflects the brothers' background in improvisation and dancehall traditions.

LewinLewinson has performed at various dance festivals and venues in the UK, including the London Dance Festival, the Edinburgh International Festival, and the Dance Umbrella festival. The company has also toured internationally, performing in venues such as the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in San Francisco, California, and the Dance Theater Voor in Brussels, Belgium.

Throughout its history, LewinLewinson has received critical acclaim for its innovative choreography, high-energy performances, and interactive stage presence. The company continues to push the boundaries of contemporary dance, experimenting with new techniques and ideas to create a unique and captivating dance experience.