Fresco Dance Company is a contemporary dance company founded in 2002 by Yoram Karmi. The company is based at Fresco Hub for Dance and Culture in Ramat HaHayal, Tel Aviv. It states its mission is to make dance accessible to diverse audiences and students, enrich cultural dialogue and education throughout Israel, and promote original Israeli dance works locally and internationally.
The company presents dance productions across Israel and offers educational activities. Its repertoire includes works by Yoram Karmi and guest artists, such as *Why Things Go Wrong* by Czech choreographer Sylva Šafková, and family productions including *Mixer*, *Peter and the Wolf*, *Beauty and the Beast*, and *The Fisherman and the Goldfish*. The company states its performances for children and youth are presented hundreds of times each year across Israel, often in collaboration with children’s and youth theaters.
In 2025, the company launched a professional dance school in collaboration with Lee Arbel. It also hosts professional development workshops for teachers covering classical ballet, modern dance, music, improvisation, and choreography. The Fresco Hub includes two studios and a performance venue with sound and lighting equipment.