Stomp - 2021 - Articles Page 1

STOMP returns to an eight-show-per-week schedule today, March 29 at the Orpheum Theatre (126 Second Avenue).

STOMP, the award-winning international sensation and iconic New York theatrical landmark which has been astonishing audiences at the Orpheum Theatre since 1994, today announced a new winter playing schedule.

STOMP will open tomorrow Tuesday, July 20 at 126 Second Avenue at 8th Street in the East Village. The next morning, Wednesday, July 21, the cast will be performing live on “Good Morning America” in Times Square; it is scheduled for the 8:30AM half hour.

The cast of STOMP was featured on CBS Sunday Morning yesterday, with a new virtual performance!

But what, you ask, is STOMP? a?oeBashing, crashing, smashing, swishing, banging and kicking a?" a joyous invention!a?? (Chicago Tribune). The eight-member troupe returns to Folsom, using everything but conventional percussion instruments a?" matchboxes, wooden poles, brooms, garbage cans, Zippo lighters, hubcaps a?" to create magnificent rhythms. From its beginnings as a street performance, a?oeSTOMP is as fresh and fun as ever. It's really something to holler abouta?? (Los Angeles Times).

Blast! The Music of Disney comes to Japan every year, and is adored by Japanese audiences. But this is the last chance to catch the group on stage, since the 2020 Olympics are taking over next year! Don't miss out on the live marching band show that captures hearts around the world.

Boom! Swish. Crash! The percussive phenomenon that is Stomp has arrived in Sacramento, fittingly, in the arms of a storm. The explosive energy has been riveting audiences since its inception in 1991. Stomp currently has four productions running concurrently: the ongoing show at the Orpheum Theatre in New York, a permanent London company, and tours in North America and Europe.

'Stomp,' an off-Broadway show mixing percussion, movement and visual comedy, has been making music with everyday items for 25 years. To celebrate its success, the TODAY team goes behind the scenes for a private lesson. Plus, the 'Stomp' cast performs live.

In attendance today was the cast of STOMP ((Alan Asuncion, Cade Slattery, Eric Fay,Ivan Salazar, Krystal Rollins, Reggie Talley, Simeon Weedall, Stephanie Marshall), who performed selections from the show. Check out highlights below!

Eight performers from the New York production of STOMP took to an outdoor basketball court in New York City's Greenwich Village with four stars from the world famous Harlem Globetrotters to celebrate the team's 90th year.

The long running Off-Broadway smash mixes it up with basketball's clown princes.

According to the New York Daily News, Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Jeffrey Oing has ruled that off-Broadway's STOMP is free to leave the Orpheum Theater after 21 years.

According to an announcement on Stomp's website, tonight's (March 26) performance has been cancelled due to a building collapse in the East Village near the Orpheum Theatre.

According to an announcement on Stomp's website, tonight's (March 26) performance has been cancelled due to a building collapse in the East Village near the Orpheum Theatre.

This week's event was hosted by BUYER & CELLAR's Barrett Foa and featured performances from STOMP, including Jason Mills, Alan Asuncion, Manny Osoria, Marivaldo Dos Santos, Dustin Elsea, Chafic Saad, Penny Wendtlandt, and Kris Lee). BroadwayWorld brings you clips from their performance below!

See STOMP on CNN International's "Quest Means Business" in a story that aired yesterday about "unconventional instruments" in the context of international banking. Click here to check it out!

New York City's dynamic Stomp OUT LITTER anti-litter public awareness campaign featuring the cast of Stomp in a vibrant public service announcement encouraging New Yorkers to keep their city clean, can be seen again in New York City cabs and on Department of Sanitation trucks. Watch a PSA for the campaign below!

STOMP will be featured today at 4 PM on CNN INTERNATIONAL's business show, "Quest Means Business" in a story about "unconventional instruments" in the context of international banking.

STOMP will perform on Univision's highly rated "Despierta Amerca!" this Monday, May 12 in the 8 AM hour. Univision is carried on Channel 41 on Time Warner. Check local listings for more information.