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Dance Double Bill: Maybe We Land / Edictum


Maybe We Land: Meghann Michalsky and Katherine Semchuk/ Edictum: Juan Villegas

Meghann Michalsky and Katherine Semchuk return to Chutzpah! with Maybe We Land, a vibrant duet inspired by the writings of Esther Perel about solitude and togetherness. 

Juan Villegas premieres a new solo he has comissioned from choreographer Vanessa Goodman in which he collaborates with her to explore how the discovery of his family’s hidden Sephardic Jewish roots intersects with his identity as a Queer man from Colombia.

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    • 15-November 16, 2023
    • 120 minutes
    • Norman & Annette Rothstein Theatre
    • subvenue Norman & Annette Rothstein Theatre
    • 19+
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