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Oved rose to the status of principal dancer before quitting the company in 1965 to strike out on her own.

Margalit Oved. 2009
Oved also learned how to use her own voice as another instrument.

Margalit Oved. 2009
Margalit Oved — dancer, choreographer, singer, actress, musician — is the epitome of a performance artist.

Margalit Oved. 2009
In her fifteen years with the Inbal Dance Company, Oved choreographed dances based on the rhythms and traditions of Yemen, Arabia, Africa, India, and Spain.

Margalit Oved. 2009
Oved created her own music for most of her dances, relying heavily on percussion instruments.

Margalit Oved. 2009
Oved began teaching in the dance department at UCLA.

Margalit Oved. 2009
During the final six years of her life Shiran, who published many articles, was a member of the boards of directors of the Israel Broadcasting Authority (2001 – 2004), The Second Authority for Television and Radio (2000 – 2004) and the Am Oved publishing house (2001 – 2004).

Vicki Shiran. 2009
Margalit Oved immigrated from Aden in Yemen with the creation of the State of Israel.

Ethnic Dance in the Yishuv and Israel: 1900-2000. 2009
During her nearly thirty years in Los Angeles, Oved formed her own company, the Margalit Dance Theatre Company.

Margalit Oved. 2009
Born around 1934, Oved attended Catholic school because her mother believed that she would receive the best education there.

Margalit Oved. 2009