This page presents publications, articles, and documentary sources related to the professional work of Oren Shmuel as an Israeli folk dance choreographer and creator.
The dance "Hineh Shana Overet" was created by Oren Shmuel in the early 2000s and became one of the dances most closely associated with his work.
In April 2003, Rokdim Nirkoda Magazine published an article by Yaron Meishar, founder and editor of the magazine, documenting the background of the dance, its development, and Oren Shmuel's contribution to Israeli folk dance.
The article is preserved in the digital archive of the Association for Documentation and Preservation of Israeli Dance, which works to preserve and make accessible the history of Israeli folk dance for future generations.
Source: Yaron Meishar, "Hineh Shana Overet", Rokdim Nirkoda Magazine, Issue 61, April 2003.
The article is presented with the permission of author Yaron Meishar and courtesy of the digital archive of the Association for Documentation and Preservation of Israeli Dance.
A newspaper article documenting Oren Shmuel's second-place achievement in the improvisation competition at the Karmiel Festival.
Source: Shishishabat newspaper, 26 July 1996.
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An early newspaper article documenting Oren Shmuel's activities and the establishment of the Noar 93 dance group during the beginning of his professional career.
Source: Kol HaTzafon newspaper, 11 June 1993.
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