Shlomit Fundaminsky

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​Shlomit Fundaminsky is a choreographer, researcher, and practitioner of movement improvisation - a dancer, performer, and teacher.

Her work explores the connections between body, image, and story through physical theatre and real-time composition.

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She presents her work and teaches at leading dance centers and festivals in Israel and abroad.

Fundaminsky holds a B.Ed and an M.Dance in Choreography, and currently serves as a lecturer and Head of the Choreography Focus in the B.A. Dance program at the Jerusalem Academy of Music and Dance.

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She has been a guest artist and lecturer through the BAMAH organization at San José State University (USA), and is the recipient of several awards, including the Israeli Ministry of Education Award for Emerging Artist and the Ministry of Culture Award for her solo 'Big Hand Little Hand'.

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Shlomit was part of the artistic team of the 'Shades in Dance' Festival at the Suzanne Dellal Centre. She also creates interactive dance performances for children and youth in collaboration with Einat Ganz, touring extensively across Israel.

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She is the founder and artistic director of SHLOMBAL Workshops —

a unique platform for studying release technique, improvisation, and performance at the Suzanne Dellal Centre — and performs with the improvisation collective OKTET.

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