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Guy Weizman

Wikipedia's first sentence called it “israel choreographer and director”. Today it says “choreographer”.
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Guy Weizman (1973 ) ) is an Israel choreographer and director. Together with his partner Roni Haver, he is artistic director of the dance company Club Guy & Roni in Groningen, the Netherlands. Since January 2017 Guy Weizman also is the artistic and general director of the Dutch theatre company Noord Nederlands Toneel in Groningen. In 2018 he won the directors award at the Dutch Theater Festival for Salam. In 2018 Weizman's Noord Nederlands Toneel and Club Guy & Roni started the interdisciplinairy movement called NITE together with Asko|Schönberg and Slagwerk Den Haag.1

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israel choreographer and director

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choreographer

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