Oded Graf and Yossi Berg / 4Men, Alice, Bach and the Deer

Choreographers Yossi Berg and Oded Graf started collaborating in 2005, and they have since built a reputation for work that is supremely physical, sometimes provocative, and by turns poignant and witty. Their company performs throughout the world and has won international choreography competitions in Germany (Hanover), Spain (Burgos-New York), Denmark (Dansolution), Poland (Serge Diaghilev), and Israel (Ministry of Culture Awards for Outstanding Choreographers and Best Solo Artist Performer). Their works have been commissioned by theaters and festivals in Japan, the U.S., Taiwan, Italy, Spain, Germany, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, Lithuania, Latvia, Denmark, Finland, Poland, the Czech Republic, Sweden, Croatia, Portugal, and Greece.

Over the years, Yossi and Oded were honored to be guest choreographers with companies such as: Batsheva Dance Ensemble, Muza Dance Company, and the Kibbutzim College of Education in Israel; Donlon Dance Company, TanzTheater Osnabruck, and StaatsTheater Kassel in Germany; Introdans in Holland; Aura Dance Company in Lithuania; Polish Dance Theater in Poland; Belgrade Drama Theater in Serbia; and Junior Company in Denmark. They also teach and lead workshops in contemporary dance and improvisation throughout the world.

Yossi Berg has worked with DV8 Physical Theatre in London, Batsheva Dance Company (where he worked with choreographers such as Ohad Naharin, Ji Kylin, Angelin Preljocaj, John Jasperse, and Iztok Kovac over a six-year period), Yasmeen Godders company, and others.

Oded Graf has worked with the Kibbutz Contemporary Dance Company, Noa Dar Dance Company, and different independent Israeli and international productions. He started his choreographic career while moving between Denmark and Israel.