kyle scheurich

‘true ribs, rawhide’ is a solo dance/theatre work created by and performed by Kyle Scheurich. It will premiere at @cprnyc , on April 10 & 11 @ 7:30pm. Ticket link is in bio! PLEASE come- I’m being earnest for once 💚 *I do not own the rights to the music featured in this video* Music credit: ‘Coyote, My Little Brother’ Pete Seeger

‘true ribs, rawhide’ (2026) Shot by @hmayfieldd Still feeling gratitude for all those who contributed, supported, showed up for our premiere last weekend. Love you❣️✨

You are cordially invited to the premiere of: ‘true ribs, rawhide’ ‘true ribs, rawhide’ is a solo dance/theatre show both created by and performed by artist Kyle Carr Scheurich. “Between violence and tenderness, between exposing and hiding, between tension and letting go, between transit and stasis, between a memory and the present.” April 10 & 11 @ 7:30pm @cprnyc Tickets available at link in bio or at cprnyc.org

✨FACULTY ANNOUNCEMENT✨ We are so excited to have the amazing @shoylibb join us at RESET this summer! Kyle Carr Scheurich was born in 1992 in New York. In 2010 he graduated from Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School for Music & Art and the Performing Arts. During his time at LaGuardia High School he also studied at Manhattan Youth Ballet under the direction of Francois Perron. He graduated from The Juilliard School under the direction of Larry Rhodes, and joined Batsheva – the young Ensemble in 2014. Kyle joined Batsheva Dance Company in 2016-2021, with Ohad Naharin acting as both artistic director and house choreographer. Kyle has performed with AMOC (American Modern Opera Company) for the stage premiere of Bobbi Jene Smith’s & Or Schreiber’s ‘Broken Theatre’. In 2025 Kyle served as assistant director for AMOC’s ‘Rome is Falling’, premiered at Alice Tully Hall. Currently Kyle performs in various works, under the direction of choreographer Marlene Monteiro Freitas, co-founder of P.OR.K (Portugal). Kyle is a teacher of Gaga movement language and works as a stager/rehearsal director for Ohad Naharin at universities and dance companies around the world. Kyle is also a creator, choreographing and directing his own dance-theatre works. His most recent work being a full evening length solo show, “true ribs, rawhide” (2026). Kyle is also an Ilan Lev Method practitioner & musician. RESET: New York City <3 July 21-23, 2026 📍 @markmorrisdancecenter_ Limited space available; link in bio to submit!

Yayy! A belated ‘The Bride!’ post. Super happy to be a part of this film since the early stages of development. It made me deeply happy to recommend artists for auditions and casting. I was grateful to work with such endearing and generous artists both in the studio and on set. Didn’t make it too much into the dancing edit, but got my acting in alongside Mr. Gyllenhall lol & Mr. Bale. Hollywood is weird, but that was fun. Thank you @warnerbros , @mgyllenhaal , @bobbijenesmith , @or_schraiber , @mashdeez .

I🤍loe

‘true ribs, rawhide’ premiere on APRIL 10 & 11 @ 7:30pm @cprnyc Tickets in bio Video by @hmayfieldd

Rehearsal footage by @hmayfieldd ‘true ribs, rawhide’ tickets in bio 🫶🏼🫶🏼

You knowwwww I don’t miiind

Dec. so far @ the doll house and bk

lol

Rome Is Falling Sunday, July 13, 2025 at 8:00pm Alice Tully Hall Run AMOC* Festival, Summer for the City at Lincoln Center @runningamoc @theofficearts AMOC* presents the New York premiere of Rome is Falling, conceived and composed by AMOC* bassist Doug Balliett. Rome is a zany lesson on the absurdity of what can happen when influential people lose power. In his ever-prescient, ever-joyful way, Balliett brings audiences of all ages on a musical journey through a world that includes lollipops, an absurd number of characters, and an emperor with a chicken fetish. Rome was one of the world’s great civilizations, yet, like all empires, it fell. Why and how? The story is a mixture of politics, betrayal, immigration, religion, climate, pandemic, natural disaster, xenophobia, and bad luck–so much of what makes us human and that we continue to face today. Doug Balliett*, Creator and Composer Julia Eichten*, Stage Director Matthew Aucoin*, Music Director Ariadne Greif, Soprano Chuanyuan Liu, Countertenor Paul Appleby*, Tenor Jorell Williams, Baritone Bret Easterling, Dance Julia Eichten*, Dance Jonny Allen*, Percussion Matthew Aucoin and Elliott Figg, Keyboard Doug Balliett, Double Bass Emi Ferguson*, Flute Keir GoGwilt*, Violin Coleman Itzkoff*, Cello Jordan Dodson, Guitar Paul Holmes Morton, Theorbo and Baroque Guitar Jorell Williams, Baritone Clay Zeller-Townson, Bassoon Young People’s Chorus of New York City A special thanks to @ruckusearlymusic for the kick ass playing, @victoria.bek for all of our costume dreams and of course @phillipjames whose orange flag was flying high in Rome.🧡