About David Dassa
David Dassa is a world renowned Israeli dance
teacher/choreographer has
taught Israeli folk dance in Los Angeles for the past 35 years and
conducted hundreds of workshops throughout the US and abroad. David
leads two of the most popular dance evenings in the US – on Sundays in
West L.A. and on Wednesdays at Wilshire Boulevard Temple in West LA.
David, along with his first Israeli dance company, performed in the
opening ceremonies of the 1984 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles. He
choreographed several biblical dance scenes for the DreamWorks film, The Prince
of Egypt. David also ran two of the world’s premiere folk
dance camps: Camp Rikud in May and Winter Rikud in December. David is also known for his work with children and has been teaching dance to middle and high school students at Milken Community High School since 1998. In June 2004, David joined Wilshire Boulevard Temple as the Director of Dance for its Jewish Camp Hess Kramer and Gindling Hilltop Camp. David was the Director of Dance at the Brandeis-Bardin Institute, and was director of dance at Camp Alonim for over twenty-seven years. ![]() Web
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