BWW Review: STOMP at the National Theatre
For 25 years now the percussion spectacular known as Stomp has been making beautiful noise all over the world.
For 25 years now the percussion spectacular known as Stomp has been making beautiful noise all over the world.
Since 2003, today's subject, Jeremy Price has been living his theatre life making noise all over the world in the international percussion phenomenon, Stomp.
The Chicago Human Rhythm Project (CHRP) hosted its Jubalee Gala July 21 at the Fine Arts Building, 410 S.
Showcasing a wide range of performers and repertoire, Chicago Human Rhythm Project (CHRP) announces the programs for three of the performances during its 27th annual summer festival of American tap and percussive dance, Rhythm World.
Chicago Human Rhythm Project (CHRP), presents the 27th annual summer festival of American tap and percussive dance, Rhythm World, featuring three generations of hoofers, including tap giants Savion Glover and Maurice Hines.
STOMP is in town for just one more performance.
The dozen percussionists and performers prove that one's garbage can be another person's instrument.
For over 25 years, STOMP's unique blend of percussion, dance, and theatricality has been thrilling audiences around the world.
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.