Daredevil Dancers @ the Orange County Performing Art Center

Daredevil Dancers @ the Orange County Performing Art Center

by | Oct 2, 2010 | ALL, Art Events

Looking for something to do tonight in the OC?

FREEEEEE PERFORMANCE!!!

 

There is one night left, so grab your camping gear (you'll need a comfy chair for the two hour show), some friends, and get on over to the Orange County Performing Art Center for the last evening of the Project Bandaloop's awesome wall dancing!  The group performs free for the public on the exterior wall of the Segerstrom Hall, right in front of the Richard Serra monolithic steel sculpture. You'd better get there early because the grounds fill-up fast.

 

Bandaloo 4

 

Show starts at 8:30pm, and you can stop off at Pizzeria Ortica for an authentic 'pizza margharita' and some good tuscan wine afterward to round out the evening.

Check out last night's pics.

 

 

Bandaloo 1
There were several acts, projections to accompany the performers, and live musicians.

 

 

Bandaloo 2
Check out the trumpet player on the right.  

 

 

 

Bandaloo 3 All photos by Joanna Grasso

 

 

Really amazing stuff.  They looked as if they were floating.

We had a great time, I recommend you check out tonight's performance.  

Orange County Performing Art Center

600 Town Center Drive
Costa Mesa, CA 92626
(714) 556-2787

Joanna Grasso, Contributing Writer

The OC Art Blog was created in 2004 as a way to build community and promote the marginalized but dynamic Orange County art scene.

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