Why we work in the north only
A deliberate decision rather than a limitation. Where the boundary runs and what it gives the client.
Plenty of companies in this business promise "nationwide service". We do not, and that is a deliberate choice.
The boundary
From Hadera in the south to Rosh HaNikra in the north, and from the sea in the west to the border and the Golan in the east. South of Hadera, no.
Why not the whole country
A company that promises the whole country does one of two things: hands you to a local contractor it does not know, or drives two hours and charges you for it. Both are bad.
What knowing an area means
Knowing that driving into old Akko is awkward. Knowing that a kibbutz address in the Beit She'an valley is not in the navigation app. Knowing that Safed is cold in August. You only learn that from working the same places repeatedly.
Real assignment, not a promise
Every dancer has a list of towns she is assigned to, and it is not theoretical. A company covering the whole country cannot offer that — there are not enough evenings in the week.
The unexpected upside
Precisely where most companies do not go — the Upper Galilee, the Golan, the Beit She'an valley and the border — we have the highest availability.
The bottom line
The north is not "also" for us, it is everything. That means travel times you can rely on, dancers who know the area, and an honest answer if you are out of range.
