Guy Weizman

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Guy Weizman (born 1973) is a theater director, and artistic leader renowned for his interdisciplinary performances that blend dance, music, theater, and visual arts to explore contemporary themes. [1] [2]

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Weizman began his career performing with European ensembles such as Ultima Vez under Wim Vandekeybus, Lanonima Imperial led by Juan Carlos Garcia, and Galili Dance directed by Itzik Galili. [2] In 2002, he co-founded the international dance company Club Guy & Roni in Groningen, Netherlands, alongside Roni Haver, where he serves as artistic leader; the company has since toured globally, collaborating with artists from diverse disciplines including film, science, and fashion to create provocative works that confront and inspire audiences. [3] [2]

From 2010 to 2014, Weizman was artist in residence at the State Theatre in Oldenburg, Germany, followed by a residency at the State Theatre in Mainz starting in 2014, during which he directed productions like My Private Odyssey. [3] He has also partnered with institutions such as Tsekh Contemporary Dance Centre in Moscow since 2011, GöteborgsOperans Danskompani in Sweden, Schauspiel Köln in Germany, and Carte Blanche in Norway, presenting works at festivals including the Grec Festival in Barcelona, Jacob's Pillow in the United States, and the Oerol Festival in the Netherlands. [3] [2]

In 2017, Weizman was appointed general and artistic director of NITE (formerly Noord Nederlands Toneel), a leading Dutch theater company, while maintaining his leadership of Club Guy & Roni; the two entities collaborate intensively on hybrid productions. [3] [1] His notable works include Midnight Rising (2010), which earned the Swan Award for best choreography in the Netherlands, and L’Histoire du Soldat (2012), recipient of the Golden Mask for choreography in Russia; other acclaimed pieces are Mechanical Ecstasy (with HIIIT), Phobia, Happiness, and Carrousel (with Het Muziek's kAOS). [3] [2] In 2013, he received the Groninger Cultuurprijs for his contributions to the arts. [3]

Career

Weizman expanded his career across Europe, dancing with Tolada Dance Company in Berlin, Lanonima Imperial in Barcelona led by Juan Carlos García, Ultima Vez under Wim Vandekeybus (cut), and Galili Dance in Groningen under Itzik Galili. [4] [2] [5]

These experiences provided Weizman with early exposure to interdisciplinary performance, as he collaborated in companies blending dance with theater, music, and visual elements. This phase solidified his transition from performer to emerging choreographer, absorbing influences from diverse European aesthetics that shaped his future creative approach. [2] [6]

Founding Club Guy & Roni

In 2002, Guy Weizman and Roni Haver (born 1972) co-founded Club Guy & Roni in Groningen, Netherlands, marking a pivotal shift toward collaborative artistic entrepreneurship after their individual careers as dancers. [7] [8] The company emerged from their shared vision to create interdisciplinary performances that blend contemporary dance with elements of theater, drawing on Weizman's prior experience performing with ensembles like the Batsheva Dance Company. [5]

From its inception, Club Guy & Roni emphasized explosive, idiosyncratic dance theater that integrates acting, writing, music, and film to explore contemporary themes, often featuring an international ensemble of actors, dancers, and musicians who perform with live, newly composed scores. [5] This approach fostered "total theater" experiences, characterized by precise, physically demanding choreography under Haver's direction, where performers engage in radar-like spatial dynamics and onstage musical contributions from percussionists and others. [5]

Early productions exemplified this style, including Language of Walls (2003), an evening-length work for six dancers that delved into themes of isolation and communication through layered movement and sound; [9] [4] Myrrh and Cinnamon (2004), which incorporated sensual, narrative-driven sequences blending dance and dramatic elements; and Poetic Disasters (2008), a collaboration with composer Heiner Goebbels featuring violin and electronic elements to evoke chaotic, poetic narratives in motion. [10] These works established the company's reputation for physically intense, immersive performances that transcend traditional dance boundaries. [3]

Directorship at NITE

On January 1, 2017, Guy Weizman was appointed as the artistic and general director of Noord Nederlands Toneel (NNT) in Groningen, Netherlands, while continuing his leadership of the international dance company Club Guy & Roni, which he co-founded in 2002. [11] [3] This appointment marked the beginning of an integration between the two entities, with Weizman overseeing operations from Theater de Machinefabriek and fostering collaborations that blended their artistic visions. [1]

Under Weizman's direction, the ensemble underwent significant restructuring, culminating in its renaming to NITE—National Interdisciplinary Theatre Ensemble—in early 2023. [12] This change reflected a shift toward a unified identity that transcended traditional theater boundaries, with all productions from NNT consolidated under the NITE banner starting May 1, 2023. The rebranding emphasized NITE's role as a dynamic platform for interdisciplinary work, building on the merger's momentum to create a national ensemble focused on innovative, boundarycrossing performances. [13]

Weizman's leadership at NITE prioritizes large-scale shows that seamlessly integrate dance, theater, and music, often involving collaborations with partners like Het Muziek and HIIIT to produce total theatrical experiences. [13] These productions highlight a manifesto-driven approach to multidisciplinarity, diversity, and urgency in contemporary performance, where physicality, text, and multimedia elements coexist without one dominating the others. [1] In March 2023, Weizman was appointed as a member of the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences' Akademie van Kunsten, recognizing his contributions to the arts. [14] He also serves as a core member of the Sociaal Creatieve Raad, an initiative aimed at leveraging creative expertise for societal challenges.

Works

Original productions

Guy Weizman, in collaboration with Roni Haver, has created a series of original productions under Club Guy & Roni since 2009, emphasizing interdisciplinary dance theater that integrates live music, multimedia elements, and physical performance to explore contemporary themes such as human relationships, societal pressures, and existential struggles. [3] These works often feature explosive choreography, diverse ensembles, and newly composed scores, blending dance with theater and music to address issues like love, jealousy, and resilience in modern life. [15]

The production Heelhuids & Halsoverkop (2009), a coproduction with Noord Nederlands Toneel (NNT), marked an early interdisciplinary effort, combining country music influences with dance and theater to examine cultural and personal upheavals.

In 2013, CRASH, another NNT coproduction, delved into themes of collision and chaos through high-energy physicality and multimedia projections, reflecting societal breakdowns. That same year, L’Histoire du Soldat adapted Stravinsky's narrative with live music and dance, earning international acclaim for its fusion of classical elements with contemporary staging. [7]

Weizman's 2014 work My Private Odyssey, developed with tanzmainz, portrayed life's metaphorical journey through intimate duets and electronic soundscapes composed by David Dramm, highlighting perseverance and creativity amid personal trials. [16] Mechanical Ecstasy (2015), in partnership with HIIIT, transformed percussion-driven rhythms into a trance-like party atmosphere, exploring ecstasy and boundary dissolution with music by Jan-Bas Bollen and Thijs de Vlieger of NOISIA. [17] By 2017, Carrousel, Weizman's debut as NITE artistic director and a coproduction with Het Muziek, used carousel motifs to dissect family dynamics and emotional cycles in a multimedia spectacle. [18]

Subsequent productions continued this trajectory: Salam (2018), coproduced with NNT and Het Muziek, addressed jealousy, regret, and peace through biblical reinterpretations and live orchestral elements, earning Weizman the Directors Award. [15] LOVE (2019), in collaboration with GöteborgsOperans Danskompani and HIIIT, humorously critiqued modern romance and FOMO via fast-paced, app-inspired choreography. [19] During the pandemic, Before/After (2020) intimately examined ordinary lives' disruptions, blending text by Roland Schimmelpfennig with dance to capture isolation and adaptation. [20] That year, Swan Lake reimagined Tchaikovsky's classic as a digital-physical hybrid with HIIIT, featuring music by Alexandre Kordzaia and exploring identity fluidity. [21]

More recent works include The Underground (2022), a coproduction with NITE and HIIIT inspired by Dostoevsky, which portrayed underground alienation through gritty, witty physical theater and compositions by Brendan Faegre. [22] Yara's Wedding (2023), an interdisciplinary musical with NITE and Schauspiel Hannover, interrogated privilege and perception via ensemble-driven narratives and songs. [23] Looking ahead, Nachtwacht (2025), coproduced with NITE, Club Guy & Roni, HIIIT, Het Muziek, and NKK NXT, promises to probe family complexities with a large cast of 27 performers across disciplines. [24] In December 2025, HOPE premiered as an interdisciplinary production with NITE and Thalia Theater Hamburg, examining themes of power, doubt, and truth through international collaboration. [25] Also in 2025, Bad Nature, a world premiere coproduction with Australasian Dance Collective, Studio Boris Acket, and HIIIT, explored the creation of living, pulsing worlds in a boundary-pushing performance. [26]

Throughout these productions, Weizman has fostered collaborations with percussion ensemble HIIIT for rhythmic intensity, Het Muziek for orchestral depth, and composers like Kordzaia and de Vlieger to craft immersive soundtracks that amplify thematic resonance in multimedia settings. [7] This approach underscores a commitment to empathetic, boundary-pushing performances that reflect humanity's multifaceted experiences.

Guest works

Guy Weizman's guest works encompass a series of commissioned choreographies and directions for international dance companies and theaters, showcasing his distinctive style of explosive, narrative-driven movement often infused with theatrical elements. These external collaborations highlight his global reach, spanning Europe and Russia, and frequently involve adaptations of literary or classical sources to explore contemporary themes. Notable among them is his reimagining of classics, such as Igor Stravinsky's L'Histoire du Soldat, which blends dance, music, and narration in innovative ways. [2]

His early guest commission came in 1999 with In Remains for Galili Dance in the Netherlands, a piece that marked his emerging collaboration with European ensembles. In 2002, Weizman created Silence pas de Silence for Ballet du Nord in France, emphasizing introspective physicality amid silence and sound. [27]

By 2007, he choreographed Bowler's Heaven for Scapino Ballet Rotterdam, a playful yet intense exploration of competition and human drive, integrated into their TWOOLS program. [8] In 2009, When Clarity Visits was commissioned by Carte Blanche, the Norwegian National Company for Contemporary Dance, delving into moments of perceptual shift through dynamic group dynamics. [28]

Weizman's residency at Oldenburgisches Staatstheater from 2010 to 2014 yielded several works, including Air Ways in 2010, which examined migration and transience through fluid, airborne-inspired choreography. This period also produced Romeo et Juliette in 2013, a bold adaptation of Shakespeare's tragedy featuring raw emotional intensity. In the same year, he directed Mama I'm Coming Home for GöteborgsOperan in Sweden, fusing rock influences with familial narratives. [2]

Further afield, 2011 saw L'Histoire du Soldat for Tsekh Contemporary Dance Centre in Moscow, an acclaimed adaptation that earned a Golden Mask Award for its multimedia integration of Stravinsky's score. [8] In 2014, OpArt was created for Theatre Ballet Moscow, playing with optical illusions and perceptual geometry in dance form. Finally, in 2015, Weizman directed De Twaalf Gezworenen (The Twelve Jurors) for Noord Nederlands Toneel, adapting Reginald Rose's courtroom drama into a tense, movement-infused theatrical piece. These commissions underscore Weizman's ability to adapt his vigorous, story-centric approach—reminiscent of his Club Guy & Roni aesthetic—to diverse ensembles and cultural contexts. [7]

Recognition

Awards

In 2018, Guy Weizman received the Regie Prize for Best Direction at the Gala of the Nederlands Theater for his work on the interdisciplinary production Salam, a collaboration between Noord Nederlands Toneel, Club Guy & Roni, and Het Muziek, praised by the Toneeljury for its tightly directed chaos blending choreography, acting, and music. [15]

Earlier, in 2013, Weizman and his collaborator Roni Haver were awarded the Groninger Cultuurprijs, recognizing their contributions to the cultural landscape of Groningen through Club Guy & Roni. [3] That same year, they earned the Golden Mask for Best Choreography in Russia for L’Histoire du Soldat. Additionally, for the 2012 production Midnight Rising, they received the Swan Award for Best Choreography in the Netherlands. [3]

In 2023, the Nederlandse Toneeljury selected two of Weizman's NITE productions— Yara’s Wedding (co-produced with Schauspiel Hannover, Het Muziek, and HIIIT) and The Underground—as among the most impressive Dutch theatre works of the season for the Nederlands Theater Festival, highlighting their innovative approaches to diversity and intergenerational themes. [29]

In 2025, Weizman and Haver were honored with the Golden Swan at the Dutch Dance Festival in Maastricht for their interdisciplinary "XXL total theatre" style, emphasizing renewal, inclusivity, and talent development through works like The Human Odyssey series. [30]

In January 2026, the Jiří Kylián Ring was awarded to the duo Haver Weizman. [31]

Other honors

In 2017, Weizman's debut production as artistic director of the Noord Nederlands Toneel, Carrousel, received a nomination for the Mime Prize, recognizing its innovative blend of theater and movement.

On March 23, 2023, Weizman was officially installed as a member of the Akademie van Kunsten, the Dutch Academy of Arts under the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences, honoring his contributions to contemporary theater and dance as a leading choreographer and director. [32]

Weizman's production Nachtwacht (2024) was selected for presentation at the Nederlands Theater Festival, highlighting its impact as one of the season's standout works in Dutch theater. [33]

In media

Documentaries

In 2021, Dutch filmmaker Willem Baptist directed the documentary Guy Weizman: Voorheen/Nadien, which intimately explores the Israeli-Moroccan choreographer's creative process amid the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic. [34] The film centers on Weizman's development of his 2020 performance Before/After (titled Voorheen/Nadien in Dutch), highlighting his shift from grand themes of global conflicts and humanity's future to the nuances of everyday, small-scale human existence. [35] Through footage of rehearsals with a large ensemble of 37 dancers and actors, it captures the intense preparations and the profound disruptions caused by lockdowns, revealing Weizman's reflective approach to artistry marked by humor and boundarypushing exploration. [34]

The documentary premiered at the Cinedans International Dance Film Festival in Amsterdam on March 28, 2021, followed by a Q&A session featuring Weizman and Baptist, moderated by festival programmer Jacq Algra. [34] It was subsequently broadcast on Dutch public television channel NPO 2 as part of the Het Uur van de Wolf series on March 31, 2021, at 22:55, produced by NTR. [34] Later screenings included the Beldocs International Documentary Film Festival in Belgrade in May 2022, underscoring its reception within European documentary circuits focused on performing arts. [36]

Interviews and appearances

Guy Weizman has shared reflections on his creative process in various interviews, particularly regarding the interdisciplinary production HOPE, a collaboration between NITE and Thalia Theater Hamburg. In a pre-rehearsal discussion, he described theater as "a living exchange, a place of shared creativity where ideas mix and connections are made," emphasizing how international collaborations among actors, dancers, musicians, designers, and writers foster a "new and unique form of expression" that reveals the "universal power of storytelling." Weizman highlighted the challenges of entering rehearsals with diverse participants, where initial misunderstandings due to differing languages and training evolve into a "common language... not only made of words, but also of movement, rhythm, and emotions," ultimately building lasting friendships and personal growth. He noted that such processes push artists to question assumptions and adapt, enriching societal mirrors like theater to underscore shared human emotions amid division. [37]

Weizman has appeared in theater publications and podcasts to discuss his interdisciplinary approach, blending dance, theater, music, and visual elements to address urgent societal themes. In a 2016 interview with CorD Magazine, he portrayed dance as "the best kept secret for liberation," enabling performers to free the body and spark debates on issues like fear and identity through nonverbal storytelling, as exemplified in works like Phobia. He stressed collaborations with philosophers, scientists, and other disciplines to extend performances' impact beyond the stage, including humanitarian initiatives such as cancer research advocacy. In a 2020 conversation for the Istanbul Theatre Festival, Weizman and collaborator Roni Haver defined contemporary performance by its "urgency" and boundary-pushing interdisciplinarity, where content drives reinvention of dance, theater, and music languages, viewing art as a societal "valve" that transforms fear and consumerism into emotional clarity. On the 2024 podcast Op de planken from Internationaal Theater Amsterdam, Weizman explored faith's meaning in the production FAITH, detailing Club Guy & Roni's collaborative process with choreographers and musicians to create immersive, nonverbal experiences at festivals like Julidans. Similarly, in a 2024 interview on Bad Nature for Club Guy & Roni's site, he reflected on fusing visions from Dutch and Australian artists with technology like kinetic sculptures to probe human-naturetechnology dynamics, using dance as a "nonverbal language" for multiple truths. [38] [39]

Weizman maintains an active Instagram presence under @guyweizman, where he shares professional updates on NITE and Club Guy & Roni activities, reaching over 2,400 followers with posts on productions, rehearsals, tours, and awards. His bio identifies him as artistic director of both entities, with highlights including announcements for HOPE's premiere, detailing its multilingual blend of dance, music, and acting to explore fear and solidarity. Other posts feature Bad Nature's tour, behindthe-scenes videos of machine-nature simulations, and reflections on 2025 achievements like the Gouden Zwaan award and Nachtwacht's festival selection, often tagging collaborators to promote interdisciplinary events. [40]

List of works

Performer (from 1996 onwards):

  1. Chronocratie - Galili Dance - 1996-09-16
  2. Until.with/out.enough - Galili Dance - 1997-09-11
  3. Fragile - Galili Dance - 1998-01-08
  4. Through Nana's Eyes - Galili Dance - 1998-02-12
  5. Call It A Day - Galili Dance - 1999-02-16
  6. In Remains - Galili Dance - 1999-02-16
  7. The Drunken Garden - Galili Dance - 1999-02-16
  8. Beautiful You - Galili Dance - 1999-11-27
  9. Albert + Panja - Galili Dance - 2000-02-02
  10. Double Time - Galili Dance - 2000-02-02
  11. A Green Old Man - Stichting Grand Theatre - 2001-09-13
  12. 5 Shorts (zum Befreiungsdreck) - Stichting Grand Theatre - 2002-09-17
  13. The Mother of All Lies - Stichting Grand Theatre - 2003-06-14
  14. From Your Bones - Stichting Grand Theatre - 2003-08-21
  15. Barbie Q - Stichting Grand Theatre - 2004-06-11
  16. Mechanical Ecstasy - Club Guy & Roni - Oerol Festival 2015 (exact date missing for now)

Choreographer

  1. In Remains - Galili Dance - 1999-02-16
  2. Albert + Panja - Galili Dance - 2000-02-02
  3. S'adapter ou ne pas s'adapter - Rotterdamse Dansacademie - 2001-02-01
  4. A Green Old Man - Stichting Grand Theatre - 2001-09-13
  5. Silence pas de Silence - Ballet du Nord - 2002
  6. 5 Shorts (zum Befreiungsdreck) - Stichting Grand Theatre - 2002-09-17
  7. The Mother of All Lies - Stichting Grand Theatre - 2003-06-14
  8. From Your Bones - Stichting Grand Theatre - 2003-08-21
  9. The Language of Walls (on The Other Side of Day) - St. Grand Theatre - 2003-10-04
  10. Barbie Q - Stichting Grand Theatre - 2004-06-11
  11. Toes - Shenyang Ballet, China - 2004
  12. Myrrh and Cinnamon - Stichting Grand Theatre - 2004-10-30
  13. Gisela oder Resting Force - Stadttheater Osnabrück - 2005
  14. Welcome to Soledad - Noord Nederlands Toneel - 2006-06-17
  15. All Is Well - Stichting Grand Theatre - 2006-10-28
  16. Bowlers Heaven - Scapino Ballet Rotterdam - 2007-06-05
  17. The Chaos Cuarteto - Thomas Noone Dance, Spain - 2008
  18. Poetic Disasters - Stichting Grand Theatre - 2008-02-01
  19. The Last Chaos Piece - Noord Nederlands Toneel - 2008-06-11
  20. Desert Highway - Stichting Grand Theatre - 2009-03-26
  21. Heelhuids en Halsoverkop - Noord Nederlands Toneel - 2009-04-16
  22. When Clarity Visits - Carte Blanche, Norway - 2009
  23. Pinball And Grace - Stichting Grand Theatre - 2009-10-06
  24. 60 Years - Schauspiel Köln - 2009
  25. Air Ways - Staatstheater Oldenburg - 2010
  26. Fremd Körper Kultur (FKK) - Club Guy & Roni - 2010
  27. Alpha Boys - Club Guy & Roni - 2010
  28. L'histoire du Soldat - Stichting Grand Theatre - 2011-06-04
  29. Miraculous Wednesday - Stichting Grand Theatre - 2011-10-25
  30. The Luckman - Bodytraffic, CA, U.S.A - 2011
  31. Messiaen 1.0 - Club Guy & Roni - 2012-05-20
  32. Midnight Rising - Club Guy & Roni - 2012-10-23
  33. L'Histoire du Soldat - Club Guy & Roni - 2013-02-08
  34. Naked Lunch - Club Guy & Roni - 2013-10-24
  35. Mama, I'm Coming Home - GöteborgsOperans Danskompani, Sweden - 2013
  36. Roméo et Juliétte - Staatstheater Oldenburg - 2013
  37. L'histoire du soldat (Russische versie) - Club Guy & Roni - 2013-08-16
  38. Finale Grande - Oldenburgisches Staatstheater - 2014-04-25
  39. Voor Eeuwig - Noord Nederlands Toneel - 2014-05-16
  40. My Private Odyssey - Club Guy & Roni - 2014-10-23
  41. Mechanical Ecstasy - Club Guy & Roni (Try-out in Paradigm, premiére on Oerol in 2015)
  42. OpArt - Theatre Ballet Du Moscow, Russia - 2014
  43. Gift for Infinity - Rijksuniversiteit Groningen - 2014
  44. 4 - tanzmainz, Germany - 2014
  45. Phobia - Club Guy & Roni - 2015-08-20
  46. Snow White - Noord Nederlands Toneel - 2015
  47. Sparks - Festival Classique - 2015
  48. Happiness - Club Guy & Roni - 2016-09-30
  49. Different Fragments - Holland Dance Festival - 2017-01-31
  50. Mechanical Ecstasy - Club Guy & Roni - 2018-10-11
  51. Small Places - tanzmainz, Germany - 2018
  52. Tetris, Mon Amour - Club Guy & Roni - 2018
  53. Freiheit - tanzmainz, Germany - 2019
  54. LOVE - GöteborgsOperans Danskompani, Sweden - 2019
  55. Swan Lake - Club Guy & Roni - 2020
  56. Freedom - Club Guy & Roni - 2021-10-16
  57. Fortune - Club Guy & Roni - 2022-10-08
  58. Nostalgia - tanzmainz, Germany - 2023
  59. Islands of Empathy (in A Sea of Chaos) - Club Guy & Roni - 2023-10-14
  60. Faith - Club Guy & Roni - 2024-07-13
  61. Bad Nature - Club Guy & Roni - 2025-10-04

Director

  1. Four Walls - Club Guy & Roni - 2010 (movie)
  2. The Mirror - Cinedans, Point Taken, NL - 2014 (movie)
  3. De Twaalf Gezworenen - Noord Nederlands Toneel - 2015
  4. Dichterbij Made in Holland - Noord Nederlands Toneel - 2008-03-01
  5. The Last Chaos Piece - Noord Nederlands Toneel - 2008-06-11
  6. Heelhuids en Halsoverkop - Noord Nederlands Toneel - 2009-04-16
  7. CRASH - Noord Nederlands Toneel - 2013-06-15
  8. Carrousel - Noord Nederlands Toneel - 2017-03-04
  9. Tetris mon amour - Club Guy & Roni - 2017-10-20
  10. Salam - Noord Nederlands Toneel - 2018-03-10
  11. Conference of The Birds - Noord Nederlands Toneel - 2018-07-07
  12. My Dinner with... - Rudolphi Producties - 2018-09-22
  13. Mechanical Ecstasy - Club Guy & Roni - 2018-10-11
  14. Brave New World 2.0 - NITE - 2019-03-09
  15. LOVE - Club Guy & Roni - 2019-10-19
  16. Swan Lake - Club Guy & Roni - 2020-10-20
  17. The NITE Hotel - Online theatre platform - NITE - 2021
  18. 3 Poems - Schauspiel Hannover, Germany - 2021
  19. Before/After - Noord Nederlands Toneel - 2021-10-30
  20. Bitch, I am a Goddess - Schauspiel Hannover, Germany - 2022
  21. The Underground - NITE - 2022-05-06
  22. Yara's Wedding - NITE - 2023-03-04
  23. Körperfestung/Herzog Blaubarts Burg - Staatstheater Braunschweig, Germany - 2024To S
  24. Nachtwacht - NITE - 2025-03-15

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