With new creations by the

members of the ensemble

Underground IX / New choreographies

UNDERGROUND IX presents seven new choreographies by dancers from the Tanztheater Wuppertal Pina Bausch ensemble, each with a maximum length of aprox. 17 minutes and featuring 13 dancers from the ensemble.

With choreographies by Naomi Brito, Taylor Drury (together with the dancers), Nicholas Losada, Julie Anne Stanzak, Julian Stierle (together with the dancers), Michael Strecker and Frank Willens.

With Edd Arnold, Andrey Berezin, Antonina Berezin*, Dean Biosca, Naomi Brito, Emily Castelli, Maria Giovanna Delle Donne, Taylor Drury, Maki Hayashida*, Luciény Kaabral, Jan Möllmer*, Julie Anne Stanzak, Julian Stierle, Michael Strecker, Aida Vainieri, Frank Willens

The artistic process was supported by Daniel Aguilar*, Hiro Soejima* und Dr. Hyerim Stierle-Lee*

Special thanks to Samuel Famechon

*guest artists

 

 

evening programme

 

Who you are, who you will be, and who you’ve always been

Concept & Choreography Nicholas Losada

 

Could be

Performance, Concept & Choreography Frank Willens

 

Edd, Jan, Luciény, Maria Giovanna & Taylor

Idea Michael Strecker

 

Layers

Content & Choreography Aida Vainieri, Andrey Berezin, Dean Biosca, Emily Castelli, Julian Stierle 

 

- 20 min Intermission -

  

My heart will stop in joy

A confusion so thick you forget forgetting…

Concept Naomi Brito

 

Neues Stück Taylor 

Choreography Taylor Drury gemeinsam mit den Tänzer*innen

 

wenn wann, dann

        sagt der rabe 

Direction & Choreography Julie Anne Stanzak

 

ca. 2 h 40 min with Intermission

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Underground IX / New choreographies
Pina Bausch Centre (the former Schauspielhaus)

19.12., 20.12., 21.12.2025
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UNDERGROUND IX / NEW CHOREOGRAPHIES is a contribution to the Pina Bausch Centre and is funded as part of its preparatory phase by the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media, the Ministry of Culture and Science of North Rhine-Westphalia and the City of Wuppertal.

 

The Underground series, which premiered during the PINA40 festival and has since taken place eight times at various locations across the city, was last staged in 2019.