War and Fleas
Water Ballet 2007
Tolstoy’s classic novel presented in a glorious water ballet spectacle of Canine Courage and Squirrely Subterfuge! Behold the Politics of the Dog Park as you’ve never seen it before!
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It’s A Wonderful Species!
Water Ballet 2006
Featuring a cast of over 70 of your friends and neighbors, “It’s a Wonderful Species” follows Charles Darwin’s tortured plight to publish his theory of evolution. Will the church give him the boot? Will the scientific community give him the opposable thumbs up? With everything to lose, including his mind, Darwin recounts his theories with the help of a curiously hairy but somewhat evolved literary agent. Of course, all of this is performed in Fluid Movement’s trademark swimming, dancing, glittery style!
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Postcards from the Deep End: The Flurry Family Vacation
Water Ballet 2005
Follow Baltimore’s Flurry Family’s disastrous summer car trip to Vegas! Forced to spend hours in a car together, the family embarks on a sometimes hilarious, sometimes disturbing and often surreal trip down memory lane…recounting some of their personal favorite summer vacations- all told with Fluid Movement’s trademark swimming, dancing, glittery style!
Cirque L’Amour
Water Ballet 2001
Cirque De L’Amour tells the tale of Frenchie the wistful clown, who finds herself dreaming of the glamorous life - away from the tired, grumpy clowns. Frenchie’s dream of glamour comes true as she saves Guy de Lyon when his lion-taming act runs amok.
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Cleopatra, Life on the Nile
Water Ballet 2000
“Take three Roman soldiers in inner tubes, one Cleopatra Queen of the Nile in swim goggles, a cast of 40 in glittering sequined costumes and some elaborate sets with palm trees, crocodiles and hippos. Now add chlorinated water and you’ve got all the ingredients for Cleopatra: Life on the Nile...”
- Wendi Kaufman, The Washington Post
Water Shorts: A Synchronized Swimming Extravaganza
Water Ballet 1999
Water Shorts! was the fruitful result of a collaboration between Fluid Movement and two local community organizations, the Fells Point Creative Alliance and the Friends of Patterson Park.