Free NYC Show Nov 3

Decadancetheatre

Brooklyn based all female hip-hop crew

Free NYC Show Nov 3

October 31, 2011 at 6:07 pm · Filed under Uncategorized

Deca is performing a special lunch time show of “When the Sky Breaks” this week at St. Joseph’s College in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn. Thursday Nov 3, 12:40pm

245 Clinton Ave Between between Willoughby and DeKalb (G to Clinton Washington)
FREE!!!!!

Check out our recent video collaboration with New Zealand-based clothing company Sistahood by Freddy Chur

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Press Quotes

"The pioneering all female hip-hop group, a fearless coalition of b-girls"
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“Jennifer Weber’s Brooklyn-based Decadancetheatre got things off to a promising start. In The Cage, a world premiere, the four company members balanced their cohesion as a tightly knit unit against individual strengths.”
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"Ms. Weber is onto something…a performance that is intensely emotional and casually streetwise”
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“Her leading dancers bring—dare I say?—the feminine mystique to hip-hop. They suspend the expected fierce staccato moves in a matrix of lush fluency and add a dimension of alluring mystery to the form's conventional tough, streetwise attitude.”
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