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HIGHKICKdrumstick


A program divided in two, HIGHKICKdrumstick features stb x at's most recent work in a low-tech concert.

Part one features a mix of pieces Sean Thomas Boyt and Dr. Andy Thierauf have developed this past year and performed ACROSS AMERICA: Seattle, Minneapolis, Philadelphia, and New York City! These duets feature elements including acoustic tambourine courtship (Let's Dancing!), original music commissions (_grind), lifts (Milan Milan), cow poses (Midwest Piece), pseudo avant garde tap dancing (Halftime Dance), and live video projections (trio).

Part two is the premiere of Blanc & Bonk: a ballet/revue/concert/celebration of plagiarism we've been collecting and performing for the past fifteen months. Featuring socially and historically important compositions and choreography, the curated medley chronicles dance-and-music collaborations through the ages... shown slightly off-kilter. Extracting moments from classical ballets to modern-day music videos, stb x at has reduced entire orchestrations to a solo vibraphone and transposed prima ballerina gestures onto a dragged-up try-hard.

December 18, 2016 at The Performance Garage

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STBDancing

Sean Thomas Boyt's collection of choreographic, artistic, and collaborative work.
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