STOMP, a theatrical, percussion performance utilizing everyday objects to produce music and movement, is opening its North American tour at Owensboro’s RiverPark Center with two performances scheduled ...

STOMP will play the Aronoff Center October 11 – 12 as a special engagement in the 24/25 Broadway in Cincinnati season presented by Tri-Health. From its beginnings as a street performance in the UK and ...

For more than three decades, STOMP has lived up to its name – stomping and bashing its way into the hearts of loyal fans throughout the world. Created by Steve McNicholas and Luke Cresswell in 1991 in ...

The international percussion sensation, STOMP, is at the Eccles Theater in Salt Lake City for three performances only! Morgan Saxton was live with some of the cast of STOMP, which is celebrating 30 ...

The audience filled the IU Auditorium with laughter and applause Saturday night after the performance by “STOMP,” an off-Broadway theatrical group which plays percussion with unconventional ...

The STOMP company had its last New York East Village show in January after a famed 29-year run. Credit: Courtesy Photo / Tobin Center for the Performing Arts STOMP’s exciting and loud eight-person ...

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KNOW ABOUT A VERY COOL EVENT HAPPENING TONIGHT. YEAH IT’S A UNIQUE ONE. IT’S A PERCUSSION EVENT. TAKING THE STAGE AT THE STEVEN TANGER CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS. MAYBE YOU’VE HEARD OF STOMP OF ...

As a stop on their national tour, the stage show “STOMP" will be performing at 8 p.m. on Saturday, Jan. 20 in the IU Auditorium. "STOMP” is a well-known percussion group that has performed at IU ...

For almost 29 years, the marquee at the Orpheum Theater in the East Village has looked almost exactly the same: the word "Stomp" in big, bold letters. But today, an era ends in Manhattan: The ...

The choreographic clatter of trash can lids, thud of boot heels and swish of brooms that has been synonymous with New York's downtown performing arts scene for nearly three decades is coming to an end ...