Ivan Salazar
Latest News on Ivan Salazar:
Review: STOMP at Capital One Hall (Apr 6, 2024)
The McKnight Center Unveils June Artists Series ORANGE PLATE SPECIAL (Jun 3, 2020)
Photo Coverage: BE MORE CHILL, KING KONG & More Hit The Stage At BROADWAY IN BRYANT PARK (Jul 12, 2019)
Review: STOMP at Capital One Hall (Apr 6, 2024)
The McKnight Center Unveils June Artists Series ORANGE PLATE SPECIAL (Jun 3, 2020)
Photo Coverage: BE MORE CHILL, KING KONG & More Hit The Stage At BROADWAY IN BRYANT PARK (Jul 12, 2019)
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Review: STOMP at Capital One Hall
by Pamela Roberts - Apr 6, 2024
STOMP is here for a brief five-performance run through April 7 at Capital One Hall in Tysons. In STOMP, anything can be used to drive a beat and set the rhythm. Brooms, trashcans, grocery carts, inner tubes, suitcases – everything including kitchen sinks are objects to play with and explore. Zippo lighters, plastic bags and the performers’ bodies are pressed into action to create surprising and exuberant music.
by Pamela Roberts - Apr 6, 2024
STOMP is here for a brief five-performance run through April 7 at Capital One Hall in Tysons. In STOMP, anything can be used to drive a beat and set the rhythm. Brooms, trashcans, grocery carts, inner tubes, suitcases – everything including kitchen sinks are objects to play with and explore. Zippo lighters, plastic bags and the performers’ bodies are pressed into action to create surprising and exuberant music.
The McKnight Center Unveils June Artists Series ORANGE PLATE SPECIAL
by A.A. Cristi - Jun 3, 2020
The McKnight Center for the Performing Arts has announced its launch of a special online series of exclusive live stream interviews with global performing artists from its upcoming 2020-2021 season of performances on Wednesdays at noon in June.
by A.A. Cristi - Jun 3, 2020
The McKnight Center for the Performing Arts has announced its launch of a special online series of exclusive live stream interviews with global performing artists from its upcoming 2020-2021 season of performances on Wednesdays at noon in June.
BWW Interview: Ivan Salazar talks about STOMP
by E.H. Reiter - Mar 2, 2018
An interview with Ivan Salazar, bringing STOMP to the San Diego stage at the Balboa Theatre through March 4th.
by E.H. Reiter - Mar 2, 2018
An interview with Ivan Salazar, bringing STOMP to the San Diego stage at the Balboa Theatre through March 4th.
STOMP Comes to Popejoy Hall February 20th and 21st!
by Leah Windahl - Feb 20, 2018
Albequerque Journal reports that STOMP will come to University of New Mexico's Popejoy Hall on February 20th and 21st.
by Leah Windahl - Feb 20, 2018
Albequerque Journal reports that STOMP will come to University of New Mexico's Popejoy Hall on February 20th and 21st.
BWW Review: STOMP Leaves a Hard to Fill Footprint in a Special Performance Art Show
by Paul Batterson - Mar 13, 2017
The dozen percussionists and performers prove that one's garbage can be another person's instrument.
by Paul Batterson - Mar 13, 2017
The dozen percussionists and performers prove that one's garbage can be another person's instrument.
BWW Reviews: Great Fun at The Fox with STOMP
by Chris Gibson - Apr 13, 2015
One thing I really love about STOMP is that no matter how many times you've seen it, there are always a few new bits thrown in for you to enjoy. It's a constantly evolving show, although you can bet it will always begin with the troupe using their brooms to demonstrate how common items can be utilized to produce music and magic. Productions have been touring the world with various participants for so many years now that it's even become a touchstone for parents, who have already experienced it, to take their children to see it for the first time. My own son has seen it at least three times, but has grown to appreciate it even more as he's gotten older and more into music. The touring company that just passed through The Fabulous Fox Theatre (April 10-12, 2015) proved, once again, that the poly-rhythmic textures that reverberate in the venues they play overflow with a truly joyful noise that both amuses and delights.
by Chris Gibson - Apr 13, 2015
One thing I really love about STOMP is that no matter how many times you've seen it, there are always a few new bits thrown in for you to enjoy. It's a constantly evolving show, although you can bet it will always begin with the troupe using their brooms to demonstrate how common items can be utilized to produce music and magic. Productions have been touring the world with various participants for so many years now that it's even become a touchstone for parents, who have already experienced it, to take their children to see it for the first time. My own son has seen it at least three times, but has grown to appreciate it even more as he's gotten older and more into music. The touring company that just passed through The Fabulous Fox Theatre (April 10-12, 2015) proved, once again, that the poly-rhythmic textures that reverberate in the venues they play overflow with a truly joyful noise that both amuses and delights.
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