Triskelion Arts Presents... Dancify That!
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Triskelion Arts
Triskelion Arts Presents... Dancify That!
September 23, 2016 at 8pm
Triskelion Arts’ Muriel Schulman Theater
106 Calyer Street, Brooklyn, NY 11222 – Enter on Banker Street
Tickets: $16 in advance, $20 at the door
More Info: www.triskelionarts.org
Triskelion Arts is pleased to present Dancify That!... part eccentric Japanese game show, part So You Think You Can Dance, and part Gong Show. Strong dance technique is thrilling to watch. Internet videos are impossible not to watch. Dancify That! invites outstanding performers to compete in creating choreography inspired by surprising and ridiculous videos excavated from the depths of the internet. Find out who will reign supreme as the distinguished champions as you laugh your way down a YouTube rabbit hole. Featuring comedic judges, costumes, dance trivia, and more, Dancify That! will entertain your chassez off!
Dance Participants: Dare Harlow & Quincie Hydock, Olney Edmondson & Asha John, Ezra Goh & Buddy, Megan Bascom & Thomas Ciccone, Svea Schnieder & her Secret Weapon
Judging Panel: Comedian, Jo Firestone, dancer, Penelope McCourtney, and one additional special guest!
Also Featuring: DJ Donwill and musical go-go dancing host, Anna Copa Cabanna
Created by Billy Schultz: Schultz is an actor and producer based in Brooklyn, NY. He has performed at the Guggenheim Museum, in many bars, theaters, and friends' living rooms. Aside from producing Dancify That!, he takes improv classes at the Magnet Theater, and teaches theater workshops for The New Victory Theater, BAM, and the Brooklyn Arts Exchange. More on him at billyschultz.com.
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