The Off-Broadway hit STOMP celebrates its 25th anniversary since its debut on February 27, 1994. Using everyday objects like trash can lids, buckets, brooms, and sticks, the performers create powerful rhythms and acrobatic movements that transform ordinary items into extraordinary instruments. Their one-of-a-kind performance has captivated audiences around the world. This video gives you a glimpse of how they turn daily objects into an explosion of energy and rhythm on stage.
A high-energy performance by eight incredible artists
Among Off-Broadway productions currently running, STOMP is one of the longest-running shows, second only to the Blue Man Group. Eight top-tier performers create electrifying rhythms using their hands, feet, and unconventional items like pots, brushes, trash cans, barrels, and even lighters. The show has received major honors such as the Obie Award and the Drama Desk Award. With no dialogue and universal appeal, it is one of New York’s most iconic performances that audiences of all ages and nationalities can enjoy.
A creative world of rhythm using everyday materials
Three STOMP performers take you into their rhythmic world using three different types of everyday bags. Objects we normally overlook in daily life are transformed into instruments that produce energetic, infectious beats. After watching these videos, you will definitely want to experience STOMP live on stage.
STOMP: Performance using plastic bags
STOMP: Performance using chewing gum
STOMP: Performance using hands and feet
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