Een Danshuis Conversation met Lloyd Marengo

And that was of course, then we had Corona in between.

So that's not so nice, a year after your anniversary.

Yes, we had performances and then 15 men in the hall.

15 men, separated from each other by one and a half meters.

So Samuel.

Yes, that's a tough time.

But you've come to the top, I would say.

Yes, yes,

yes.

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little more about that position.

It's also a complicated question, I always find myself.

Because it also quickly polarizes and I don't really like that.

I really love all kinds of dance.

So for me, the world is not so divided in my head.

It doesn't mean that it is not so divided in the heads of others.

But do you think that hip-hop is an understated child in Dutch and international dance? Or can we already say in 2026 that we have taken steps?

OK. No.

But if I compare this with 15 years ago and 20 years ago, then I say yes, then a solid step has been taken.

If you also see what new makers are creating, the possibilities that exist.

There have also been more possibilities in terms of subsidies.

So it's getting more and more ground and more and more space.

But I think it is true that we should not have the feeling that it is already there, so it will stay there.

No, we have to keep pushing and we have to show ourselves and keep going for it.

So I think we are taking a step, but I think we are still allowed to take a few bigger steps in that.