STOMP beats out a rhythm using broom handles and trashcan lids. Photo courtesy of BroadwayLA media. Star rating: 5 out of 5 With the rhythms and sounds out of everyday objects, STOMP will leave you ...

On Saturday afternoon, shadows cast by white stage lights danced across the walls of Hancher Auditorium as deep bass and the sharp stomping of boots reverberated through the audience like a heartbeat.

Andres Fernandez has been a "Stomp" cast member for nearly 18 years years, touring the United States and Europe with the popular show. That's a whole lot of pounding on washtubs, creating rhythm with ...

STOMP What does this make you think of? Do music, dance, theatre and choreography come to mind? Or, maybe trash cans, tea chests, plastic bags, plungers, boots and hubcaps? Whether it is one thing or ...

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ROANOKE, Va. (WDBJ) - Performer Ivan Salazar says he fell in love with rhythm at a young age. “As a kid, I was just drumming. I liked to drum in the back seat of my car while music’s playing and my ...

One has to wonder what in the world accounts for a stage show that basically has no plot, no characters to analyze and a whole lot of noise and mayhem. But if you’ve ever seen “Stomp,” you’ll ...

The show is called “Stomp.” And the eight performers who make it all happen are masters of percussion — physical and musical. The riotous rundown of snaps, cracks and pops rocked the Palace Theatre ...

Somewhere between tap dancing, sweeping a floor with a broom and a child simply clapping their hands, you will find Stomp. Though typically associated with anger, the word "stomp," when given a ...

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Where: First Interstate Center for the Arts, 334 W. Spokane Falls Blvd. Cost: $32-$52. Tickets available through www.inbpac.com. In school, Jeremy Price was that kid, the one who was never not tapping ...

The Pacific Science Center's newest Imax movie, "Pulse: A Stomp Odyssey," is different than most films -- it doesn't have any dialogue. Oh, there are plenty of sounds -- singing, drumming, clapping, ...