New York Theater Ballet showcases Alonso Guzman within classical ballet repertoire, highlighting professional stage performance, touring productions, and repertory experience with an established New York ballet company.
Cinderella
Casted as Griselda the step-sister
The Nutcracker
Directed by Keith Michael
Casted as Drusselmeyer
Jacob’s Pillow Professional Advancement is a competitive contemporary dance program at The School at Jacob’s Pillow, where Alonso Guzman was selected for advanced professional training. The program brought together artists working across major contemporary dance institutions, supporting technical growth, performance development, and professional readiness within an internationally recognized dance center.
Directed by Milton Myers
Worked alongside artists from Alonzo King LINES Ballet, Batsheva Dance Company, and Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater.
The Kuperman Brothers documents a performance-driven dance theater collaboration featuring Alonso Guzman, exploring physical storytelling, partnership, and theatrical movement within an experimental contemporary framework.
Fun projects with the The Kuperman Brothers
In 2016, Alonso Guzman performed in Rossini’s Guillaume Tell at The Metropolitan Opera, appearing as part of the opera ballet in this large-scale international production. The work was directed by Pierre Audi and co-produced by the Metropolitan Opera and Dutch National Opera.
Rossini’s Guillaume Tell in 2016
Directed by Pierre Audi
A co-production of the Metropolitan Opera and Dutch National Opera.
This work documents Alonso Guzman’s performance with Deborah Abel Dance Company in Calling to You, a contemporary dance production directed by Deborah Abel. Presented within an international contemporary dance context, the piece highlights collaborative performance, physical partnering, and repertory work within a professional dance company setting.
Calling to You
Directed by Deborah Abel Dance
Marco & Farouk is a contemporary dance theater collaboration by Alonso Guzman and Luca Renzi, presented in 2024 as part of Miners. The work explores physical tension, narrative presence, and shared authorship through an intimate duet format, blending theatrical structure with contemporary movement language.
This project documents Alonso Guzman’s performance and collaborative involvement with Galletto Dance, featuring repertory directed by Dardo Galletto and presented in a professional studio and performance context. The work highlights contemporary dance practice, rehearsal process, and stage interpretation within a New York–based company setting.
Listed below are projects directed by Dardo Galletto in which Alonso is *honored* to participate.
Alonso Guzman worked with Armitage Gone! Dance, reflecting his involvement as a performing artist within Karole Armitage’s contemporary dance and dance-theater company. These projects highlight professional collaboration, rehearsal process, and performance within an internationally recognized contemporary dance context.
Listed below are projects directed by Karole Armitage in which Alonso is *honored* to participate.
Featuring Bella Hadid, Gigi Hadid, Karlie Kloss, Miley Cyrus, and Liya Kebede.
None is an experimental contemporary dance solo by Alonso Guzman that explores absence, resistance, and physical negation through minimal structure and raw movement. Performed in an intimate theatrical setting, the work strips choreography to its essentials, emphasizing weight, suspension, and the body’s relationship to space and silence.
Performed at Dardo Galletto Studios NYC 2017
Rehearsals at Alvin Ailey
Piel y Cenizas is a contemporary dance theater work choreographed by Alonso Guzman, presented as an intimate, high-intensity performance exploring physical tension, proximity, and emotional contrast. Performed in a live audience setting, the piece reflects Guzman’s choreographic language through grounded movement, risk, and theatrical presence.
Piel y Cenizas was choreographed by Alonso Guzman and showacased in Blueprint Dance festival at Dardo Galletto Studios NYC 2017. More in link below…
