Kenzo Kusuda

In the days he was studying economics and business management and working part-time at the fish market in Tokyo, Kusuda discovered dance as his form of expression and gained almost immediate recognition with his very personal and intense movement language.
Since moving to The Netherlands in 1999, Kusuda has worked with various choreographers and groups: Boukje Schweigman, Emio Greco/PC, DOGTROEP, Shusaku Takeuchi, Cora Bos-Kroes, Michael Schumacher, Elshout/Handeler, Dylan Newcomb, to name only a few.
As a freelance choreographer, Kusuda has created pieces including: Moisture Rocket (2001), Hypnos Loco Loco Locomotion (2003), Invisitors' vista (2005), Honey Crypto (2008), mainly working with Korzo Production in The Hague.
Kusuda's work stems from a highly original imagination and aims for a communication with his audience precisely by finding a connection with their imaginative powers.