Gaga Dance Movement Language with Deborah Friedes Galili

The world's going gaga over Gaga. Developed by choreographer Ohad Naharin, Gaga is a constantly evolving movement language for both dancers and non-dancers. The practice originated from Naharin’s need to communicate with his dancers, and subsequently revolutionized his Batsheva Dance Company. Dancer, dance scholar, and Gaga guide Deborah Friedes Galili joins us to uncover what has people around the world so mesmerized by this practice. Further, can this movement language be considered a healing practice - physically, mentally, and emotionally - for varyingly abled bodies? Find out in this episode of the Wild Wonder Podcast. Try Gaga for yourself at www.gagapeople.com/en/. JOIN US LIVE On the Wild Wonder Podcast, we democratize and demystify holistic wellness practices by speaking with today's leading practitioners. Join us LIVE and engage with today's wellness leaders by becoming a Patreon member at patreon.com/wildwonder. LIKE, COMMENT, SHARE + SUBSCRIBE Help someone you care about by sharing this video with a friend. Then, let us know your biggest takeaways in the comments below. And remember to like and subscribe for the latest. WANT MORE? Visit our website at wearewildwonder.com. First time email subscribers instantly receive instant access our "9Gram" NLP personality test. FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL Instagram: www.instagram.com/wearewildwonder Facebook: www.facebook.com/wearewildwonder