"Us" at Theater for The New City
Dates: 5/25/2025
Charly Wenzel
155 1st Ave, New York, NY 10003
New York City, NY 10003
Phone: 88734558
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Blending movement, text, and ensemble storytelling, “US” is part of the choreographer/director Charly Wenzel’s larger project ‘HUMAN – Layers of Identity’, which explores themes of discrimination, belonging, and universal human rights. Through the voices and bodies of an international female cast, the piece confronts the emotional weight of exclusion and the power of collective connection. The show will be part of The Lower East Side Festival of the Arts, featuring Nea Somogyi, Ryoka Matsumoto, Apple Tsai, Lucila Tolis, Gözüm Pul and Eleanna Fin as the dancers of the piece.
Cast and Creative Team for "Us" at Theater for The New City
Cast
Nea Somogyi
Dancer
Apple Tsai
Dancer
Ryoka Matsumoto
Dancer
Lucila Tolis
Dancer
Gözüm Pul
Dancer
Eleanna Fin
Dancer
Creative Team
Charly Wenzel
Choreographer/Director
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