The New Victory Theater ends its run of Parallel Exit's hit TIME STEP, a work blending tap, percussion and physical comedy, on April 18, 2010. Premiering to critical acclaim at Joyce Soho in November 2008, TIME STEP at The New Vic will feature additional characters and choreography.
TIME STEP fuses the tap stylings of Astaire and Kelly with the comedy of Chaplin and Keaton to tell the tale of three hilarious hoofers. Through tap dance, they evoke the world of classic movie musicals with a story that shuffles between past and present, juxtaposing the characters' performances from their youth with their later-in-life attempts to relive their heyday.
Directed by
Mark Lonergan, TIME STEP is performed by Danny Gardner,
Brent McBeth, and
Derek Roland, and will feature two additional cast members: clown Joel Jeske (Big Apple Circus, Ringling Bros. Barnum & Bailey Circus) and percussionist Mike Dobson (Big Apple Circus, Bindlestiff Family Cirkus), who provide live music and play a variety of cameo roles throughout. Choreography is by Ryan Kasprzak,
Brent McBeth and
Derek Roland.
Projection design is by Ron Amato, lighting design is by Keith Truax, and sound design is by Duane McKee.
The nonprofit New Victory Theater is supported, in part, with public funds from the National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts, a state agency; and from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs. Friends of The New Victory, the New Vic Council, and the theater's dedicated patrons, corporate and foundation donors also provide essential contributions, helping to make possible programming of the highest quality.
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