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Collaborations Amir Raveh Designer. furniture maker Read More Cheryl Mann Image & Photography Read More Collin Del Cuore- Director and Producer A long-time producer, director and creative director in the TV business Read More Diego Hurtado De Mendoza- Director and Producer Spanish-Swedish director and producer Read More Eli James (GHOSTCIRCUS APPAREL) Costume Designer Read More Glenn Kotche- Composer. Percussionist Kotche created the music and performs live in Ate9's calling glenn, currently on tour throughout the US Read More Jeff Forbes Lighting Designer Read More Jodie Landau Composer Read More Jon Hamm- Actor Actor, director, and television producer Read More Michela Muratori- Image Design Michela joins Ate9 this season, bringing her talents of design, fashion and event planning, featured in our recently shot films. Read More Mimi Haddon- Costume Designer Mimi Haddon is a costume designer who uses textiles as a sculptural medium Read More Omid Walizadeh Composer. DJ Read More RUSSIAN RED Song Writer. Composer. Performer Read More Samantha Shay Director. Producer Read More Selena Moshell Video & Documentation Read More Victoria Sendra Filmaker Read More Yuval Sharon Artistic Director of the Industry Opera Read More Nadav Heyman Writer.Film Maker.Performer Read More

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< Back Voices from the Killing Jar "Danielle Agami Goes Gaga With Long Beach Opera’s Pierrot lunaire" Artists: Long Beach Opera Jenny Wong, conductor Kiera Duffy, soprano, Pierrot Lunaire Laurel Irene, vocal artist, Voices from the Killing Jar Danielle Agami, director/choreographer, Pierrot Lunaire Zoe Aja Moore, director, Voices from the Killing Jar Wild Up Ate9 dANCEcOMPANY, Pierrot Lunaire Why are women in opera so often depicted as prostitutes, sacrificial victims, or both? This double bill featuring solo operas written a century apart allows women to take control of their own narratives. In 1912, Arnold Schoenberg changed music forever with his atonal setting of 21 Symbolist poems for five instrumentalists and a female vocalist who is asked to perform something between speech and singing. A hundred years later, Kate Soper uses similar forces to bring to life eight famous women from world literature—from Don Giovanni to The Great Gatsby , from Shakespeare to Haruki Murakami—to unravel men’s depictions of women. Each work is a tour de force for vocalists who think far outside operatic conventions. Produced in partnership with Long Beach Opera: Founded in 1979, the Long Beach Opera is the oldest operatic producing company in the metropolitan Los Angeles/Orange County region; its mission is to engage people through provocative meaningful experiences that challenge, connect, and inspire. Previous Next

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Created by Danielle Agami movement research & performance Danielle Agami is recognized for her uncompromising commitment to dance and to the people who share the studio with her. Her practice remains rooted in curiosity and presence—offering full attention to each moment rather than relying on habit or autopilot, while still honoring the power of repetition and practice. Mission My mission is to meet movement habits with openness, excitement, and a willingness to evolve—continually shaping and reshaping the body’s patterns to discover new potential. Vision Agami’s artistry comes alive on stage, where she shares her joy of movement, generosity, and deep gratitude with audiences and collaborators alike. Currently based between France and the United States, she is also renewing and expanding her connection to her place of origin—Israel—investing in the cultural and personal ties that continue to shape her work. Live performance matters because it brings us together. In a world that constantly pulls us into isolation, we need real opportunities to gather—to share adrenaline, to witness each other, to debate, to feel, to be moved. A live performance reminds us that human presence is irreplaceable. Without these shared moments of emotional expression and collective energy… why anything at all? :) Danielle Agami is the founder and Artistic Director of ate9. visit ate9online.com 1/2 Take class with us Healing Moves is a class developed and taught by Agami. Designed for smaller groups, it offers an intimate, patient, and direct environment where Agami can truly connect with her students—sharing her knowledge, addressing individual needs, and creating space for meaningful growth. please visit ate9online.com to find details and reservations on camera too. contact form

Interior Design Dance || ate9 Agami's love for composition doesn't end with choreography. Her creativity has expanded as she discovers her skill for interior design. For the last few years, Agami has been busy renovating houses for private clients. Reviews: " I’ve had the absolute pleasure of working with Danielle Agami over the past four years on three different homes, and the transformation she brings to each property is nothing short of extraordinary. Danielle has an impeccable eye for design and a rare ability to elevate a home’s aesthetic while significantly increasing its market value. I’ve sold two of these homes - both a testament to her impact - and we’re now collaborating on our third project. Her sophisticated, tailored approach turns every space into a true reflection of the client’s unique taste, and the results speak for themselves". Suzanne McCormack, Los Angeles ate9

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Commercial Projects Story telling. always. "a quirky, deeply personal choreographer". ..."she is such a strong performer, a veritable dance sorceress of smoldering sensuality and fire burning within, yet on the surface serenity, a kind of killer confidence. -Arts meme, Debra Levine "One of the strengths of the piece was its self-awareness in playing with camp". -LA dance Chronicle "The personalized performance made space for one of the greatest varieties in movement vocabulary I have seen in a single evening-length work". Beth Megill, LA Dance Review

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Video & Documentation < Back Selena Moshell Video & Documentation Selena Moshell is a dancer and filmmaker who has performed in musical theater and aerial performances around the country with companies such as the Pittsburgh Civic Light Opera, Walt Disney World, Royal Caribbean, almost ten years with the National Tour of the Lion King. Her film work includes commercials, music videos, short films, and a feature length documentary for Disney Theatricals centering around the experience of touring with the Lion King. Her film craft is firmly grounded in her background as a professional dancer and photographer, which can be seen in her use of musicality, light, and movement in her films. Selena draws from her years of physical storytelling through dance to convey narrative in a compelling, visually rhythmic language in her films. Power in Numbers Programs Locations Volunteers Project Gallery Previous Next

Image & Photography < Back Cheryl Mann Image & Photography Cheryl Mann fulfilled her childhood dream of becoming a Hubbard Street dancer in 1997. She has been fortunate in her career to travel to and perform in 17 countries, as well as countless domestic cities in the U.S. Ms. Mann retired after 10 1/2 years with the company in October 2007. She received a Ruth Page Award for her performance in Nacho Duato’s Cor Perdut, and was on the cover of Dance Magazine for the August edition in 2004. She is now the owner of Cheryl Mann Productions, where she travels the world setting dance works for world-renowned choreographers, as well as photographing companies such as Ate9, Hubbard Street Dance Chicago, Joffrey Ballet Chicago, River North Dance Chicago, Ballet Hispanico, Chicago Dancing Festival, Thodos & Dancers, amongst many more. Photography keeps her close to her beloved dance community, and for that, she is grateful. For more information visit: http://cherylmannphoto.com/ Power in Numbers Programs Locations Volunteers Project Gallery Previous Next