Waiting Places
· 55m
Director
Bobbi Jene Smith, Or SchraiberOverview
Experience the highly anticipated theatrical premiere of Waiting Places, the newest film from dance luminaries Bobbi Jene Smith and Or Schraiber. Adapted from a live piece of the same name, this dance film explores the intersection of time, desire, and connection as five individuals inhabit a room, bound by the act of waiting. Immediately following the screening, Smith, Schraiber, and dancer Jeremy Coachman (LA Dance Project) will perform excerpts from two powerful works: an emotionally-charged solo from Seasons of Dance set to Max Richter’s reimagining of “Vivaldi, The New Four Seasons”, and a dynamic duet from The Cello Player which excavates the complexity of ancient relationships.
Cast of Waiting Places
Crew of Waiting Places
Bobbi Jene SmithDirector
Or SchraiberDirector
Garen ScribnerProducer- Kristy GeslainExecutive Producer
- Christian FriedländerScenario Writer
- Yonatan DaskalMusic Director
- Christian Vest BerntsenLighting Design
- Marie Haugsted MorsDramaturgy
- Rotem DrorSound Designer
- Omri CohenGraphic Designer
Leyla de la HozFoley Artist- ZANCA SONIDOFoley Recording Engineer
- Enav Ravitz BikovskyAssociate Producer
- Ido KarillaColorist
- James KingExecutive Co-Producer
About Waiting Places
What is Waiting Places about?
Experience the highly anticipated theatrical premiere of Waiting Places, the newest film from dance luminaries Bobbi Jene Smith and Or Schraiber. Adapted from a live piece of the same name, this dance film explores the intersection of time, desire, and connection as five individuals inhabit a room, bound by the act of waiting. Immediately following the screening, Smith, Schraiber, and dancer…
How long is Waiting Places?
Waiting Places runs 55 minutes.
Who directed Waiting Places?
Waiting Places was directed by Bobbi Jene Smith and Or Schraiber.
Who is in the cast of Waiting Places?
The cast of Waiting Places includes Bobbi Jene Smith (The Waiter), Kizzy Matiakis, Alexander Bozinoff (The White Dressed Man), Yonatan Daskal (The Pianist) and Astrid Grarup Elbo (The Long-Skirted Woman).