Although this world is simple, made by sexual attraction and bitches, people are still convinced that difficult things are important in their head. At the end of the day, they can’t find what the important things are. “Into the Cave” is inspired by Harold Pinter’s one-act play, “The Lover” (1962). “Into the Cave” had its premiere in Japan in March 2016.

Shiori Tada is a dancer and choreographer, based in Berlin and Japan. She began choreographing as a teenager, afterwards she studied choreography and dance at the Japan Women’s College of Physical Education of Dance in Tokyo. Her works have won numerous awards in Japan. In 2007 Shiori began a professional dance career in Japan. In 2012 she moved to Berlin. In 2014 her own work “Figure”, with video and sound artist Junichi Akagawa, was awarded by Tel Aviv-Yafo Municipality and Yokohama Prize in Yokohama Dance Collection EX2014 by the Suzanne Dellal Centre for Dance & Theater in Tel Aviv/Israel. Shiori joined projects as a creator and performer including “Jephta’s Daughter” by choreographer Saar Magal (2014/15 season at The Bayerische Staatsoper in Munich).