Inbar Tanzer​

Is a dancer, performer, choreographer and accomplished teacher. She’s working within the field of contemporary dance.

As a contemporary dance artist she explores the body as a site of emotion, transformation, and connection. Her work examines the body as both material and metaphor, drawing on intuitive movement, deep listening, and emotional presence.

Rooted in diverse movement practices, Inbar creates a physical language that blends precision and abstraction, with a focus on emotional articulation and authenticity. Her performances delve into inner landscapes, shifting femininity, and human relationships, often weaving in text, sound, and music to deepen the embodied experience on stage.

Emotion is the core of her creative process—she investigates how feelings can become a physical form, exploring their texture, weight, and dynamic in space and in relation to others. Nature is a central source of inspiration, reflecting the body’s own capacity for renewal, healing, and harmony. Inbar sees movement as a natural right and a transformative force—for both performers and audience.

As a dancer she graduated the  two years trining program of the SADNA Dance Workshop in Kibbutz Ga’aton. She danced with the Kibbutz Contemporary Dance Company under the artistic direction of choreographer Rami Be’er. As well, she danced for the Jerusalem Dance Theater Company, founded by choreographer Tamara Mialnik.
Over the years, she has collaborated with numerous choreographers, including Inbal Pinto and Itzik Galili, whose works she also teaches both in Israel and abroad. As a performer she decided to broaden her range and study acting and singing for two years in “Technique” school for acting. Later on she performed in several productions as an actor: “Tel Aviv 1960” by Marina Posner, “The reef” by Tamar Amit Joseph and “The garden Of Earthly Delights” by Stav Palti Negev.

Currently, she is performing in the work of choreographer Oryan Yohanan and is completing a B.A. in Dance and Education at Kibbutzim College. Inbar is a certified “Ilan Lev” practitioner since 2016 and works in her privet clinic located in the center of Israel

Inbar began teaching 12 years ago, when she was a young dancer with the Kibbutz Contemporary Dance Company.
Over the years, she has taught a wide range of ages and styles—from professional dancers to individuals with no prior dance experience. Today, she teaches somatic improvisation classes based on a method she developed herself, drawing from her background as both a therapist and a dancer trained in a wide variety of techniques and movement forms.

Her current approach to dance is grounded in the understanding that a dance technique should serve the dancing body, and not the other way around. Inbar teaches contemporary dance classes in her own personal style, which evolves in tandem with the changes she experiences and the tools she discovers—tools that prove meaningful and enhance her physical practice.

In addition, she creates original choreographic works for various dance schools across Israel and teaches repertory by choreographer Itzik Galili.