STOMP Keeps Audiences on Their Feet
STOMP's percussive sensation continues to wow audiences worldwide, and Seattle was no exception. The show, which has been running since 1991, is a unique blend of percussion, comedy, and audience engagement, and it's clear that the show's evolution has kept it fresh and exciting.
Unconventional Instruments, Unforgettable Beats
STOMP's eight-member troupe uses everything but traditional drums to create their mesmerizing rhythms. They find ways to turn everyday objects into musical instruments, from brooms to matchboxes. The result is a show that is both visually and sonically stunning. As Trae Holiday, host of The Day With Trae, described it, STOMP is "filled with beats that were unique and unforgettable."
Family-Friendly Fun
STOMP isn't just for adults. The show is family-friendly, with plenty of comedy to keep kids and adults alike entertained. The performers also find clever ways to get the audience involved, making it a truly interactive experience. Trae Holiday, host of "The Day With Trae," took her 11-year-old son Ajani to the show, and he was captivated. Ajani, who plays the djembe drum, said, "The show was so good that I was ready to join them on the stage and drum with them!"
Trae Holiday and her son Ajani with cast members from STOMP after the show.
Effortless Synchronization
The performers' synchronization and stage presence are also noteworthy. Trae Holiday described them as "moving in unison to create something magical." It's clear that the cast has honed their craft over the years, and their hard work pays off in a show that is both polished and energetic.
A Lasting Impression
STOMP's Seattle run may be over, but the show's impact on audiences will linger. From kids excitedly recounting their favorite moments to adults marveling at the performers' skill, it's clear that STOMP left a lasting impression.
Catch STOMP on Tour
STOMP is currently on tour and is a show that's not to be missed. For more information on upcoming shows, https://stomponline.com/
