Luke Cresswell Videos

The show, which was co-created by Luke Cresswell, was one of the first Off-Broadway shows to return after the pandemic.

ESPN producer Jamie Reynolds was looking for a sonic experience for fans at home. STOMP creators, Luke Cresswell and Steve McNicholas, ESPN, and The US Open collaborated to produce unique video pieces using familiar sounds of the Open like the bounce of a tennis ball, the 'whoosh' and more all with STOMPa??s unique humor and style. 

STOMP brings people together. Or it tries to. Last week "Late Night with Seth Meyers" featured a clip called "NBC Forced Friendship: Seth and Lester Holt" in which the show talk show host and the serious newsman were - well - forced to be friends, which included a trip to see STOMP. Does it work out? Find out below!

STOMP, the award winning international sensation, is a unique combination of percussion, movement and visual comedy. STOMP has created its own inimitable, contemporary form of rhythmic expression: both household and industrial objects find new life as musical instruments in the hands of an idiosyncratic band of body percussionists. Below, we bring you an exclusive first look at a just-released television spot for the show's North American tour!

See the cast of the international hit STOMP take a sledgehammer to their dressing rooms this weekend along with George Oliphant when his crew from 'George to the Rescue' visits their New York base at The Orpheum Theatre and gives their home away from home a makeover. Find out why the FDNY showed up during the renovation! In the preview videos below, hear a cast member's eulogy for the about-to-be-demolished dressing room, see George harnessed to a wall, and watch George walk in STOMP's iconic 50-gallon-oil drum 'walkers!'

This weekend 'Saturday Night Live' featured a digital short that celebrated STOMP, the long running international sensation. Click below to check it out!

Last night on 'Late Night with Jimmy Fallon,' Jimmy invited STOMP to perform with him and the legendary Paul Simon on his classic, 'Cecilia.' Following the performance Jimmy said that he'd had a dream with STOMP and Paul Simon, but that he was never in it.

The cast of STOMP appeared on WCBS TV on Saturday November 6 during their 9 AM broadcast (Channel 2 in the tri-state area).

STOMP, the international sensation, welcomed The Tomorrow Show with Mo Rocca backstage to learn the secrets of the 'stomp.' Mo Rocca hosts the new weekly webcast, 'The Tomorrow Show,' for CBSNews.com.