


Adi Schwarz Dance Project
Adi Schwarz Dance Project is a contemporary dance project led by choreographer Adi Schwarz. The project serves as a space for creation, research, and performance, bringing together diverse artists to explore bold ideas through movement, sound, and visual language.
My Story

Get to Know Me
Adi Schwarz (b. 2003, Israel) is a choreographer and dancer whose work explores the intersections of music, movement, and theatricality. At the age of 18, he joined the Batsheva Ensemble Dance Company, where he spent three formative years performing works by Ohad Naharin and collaborating with leading Israeli and international choreographers.
Since 2023, Schwarz has been working as an independent artist, creating and presenting works across Europe and beyond. His creations have been presented in festivals, theaters, and residency programs, while his commissioned works have been developed in collaboration with companies and institutions worldwide. In addition to his choreographic projects, Schwarz teaches his repertoire internationally, sharing his distinct movement language with dancers of diverse backgrounds.
At just 22, Schwarz continues to build a body of work that is both playful and profound, blurring the lines between music and dance while addressing questions of identity, history, and collective imagination.
Past Work
Since 2022, Adi created a wide range of works that explore movement, identity, and the human experience from different perspectives. On this page, you’ll find details about each piece, from intimate solos to large ensemble creations, including the ideas behind them, collaborators, and performance history.
2024, Varda Hall, Tel Aviv
2025, Peter Jay Sharp Theater, New York

2022, Varda Hall, Tel Aviv
A short Game in the playground
The piece originates in memories from my childhood in a small village in northern Israel. A place where silence had a sound of its own open landscapes, still afternoons, empty roads.

2022, Varda Hall, Tel Aviv
Tia the Alien
An initial exploration into embodying an extraterrestrial perspective. This material was later adapted into Happy Home (2023), performed by five dancers.

2023, Varda Hall, Tel Aviv
Gregor Samsa
Gregor Samsa is about metamorphosis, both physical and emotional, and the profound disconnection that often accompanies change.

2024, Baden, Switzerland
A safer space
Past Performances
Boys in the Sand
Teatros Del Canal, Madrid
25-26/09/2025
Cheap Material
Piacenza, Italy
30-31/04/2025
Degel
Pietrasanta, Italy
02/07/2025

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Logo: Zachary Burrows | Photography & Videography: Ascaf, Roee Shalti, Yoav Erteschik, Ido Toledano, Cesar Brodermann, Pablo Lorente, Francesca Podrecca

































