Celebrating Afro-Caribbean Heritage Through Movement
Dance, Culture, and Identity by Juersson Hermanus
Take a look at my latest performances, collaborative projects, and initiatives—each reflecting my commitment to dance, culture, and the Afro-Caribbean narrative.
recent work
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Theater voorstelling: Kant’i awa
A powerful solo performance kant'i awa.
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Tambu
A powerful solo performance exploring tambú music and my Afro-Caribbean roots.
Let’s celebrate Afro-Caribbean culture and shape new narratives together—on stage, in the studio, and beyond.
about
Juersson Hermanus is a dancer, actor, teacher, and choreographer driven by a passion for culture and identity. Drawing on Afro-Caribbean heritage, he merges ancestral history with contemporary narratives, inviting audiences to experience the richness of his roots.
Currently, Juersson is part of the Station Noord program in the northern Netherlands, collaborating with local and international artists to further develop his creative vision. He also shares his expertise by teaching dance at the Lucia Marthas Institute for Performing Arts, inspiring the next generation of performers.
In 2022, he founded Move Huntu—a platform promoting cultural participation that brings untold stories to the forefront. ‘Huntu’ means ‘together,’ reflecting the collective essence of movement and awareness.
From his debut solo performance ‘Yu di Kòrsou’ to previous collaborations with X_YUSUF_BOSS, Donna Chittick, Club Guy & Roni, and Wabi Sabi Theatre, Juersson’s work resonates with Afro-Caribbean rhythms and contemporary dance forms.
After earning an acting degree from Noorderpoort College of Art and Multimedia (2015), he completed a bachelor’s degree in dance education at the Amsterdam University of the Arts (2019). International exchange programs in Senegal, Belgrade, Kenya, South Africa, and Italy further expanded his artistic horizon.
get in touch
Interested in collaborating, booking a performance, or learning more about my work? Let’s connect and explore what we can create together.