Glitterama III!!
November 8th & 9th, 2007
A Fluid Movement Evening of Wonderment!
@ Load of Fun Studios
Fluid Movement’s favorite MC, Greggy Glitterati, has assembled another evening of raucous entertainment peformed by Baltimore’s wackiest talent. Hold on tight as our performers take you on a wild ride filled with spinning objects to make you dizzy with delight and enough comedic laughs that even gravity won’t be able to contain.
Glitterama II!
Saturday April 28th
An Evening Fluid Movement of Wonderment!
Fluid Movement’s favorite MC, Greggy Glitterati, has assembled another evening of wonderment performed by Baltimore’s wackiest talent. You’ll be sent on a wild hunt and blasted right out of your seats into
intergalactic space. Hold on tight as our performers take you on a wild ride filled with spinning objects to make you dizzy with delight and enough comedic laughs that even gravity won’t be able to keep you down!
Glitterama I!
Saturday, December 2, 2006
at Fluid Movement Headquarters,
LOF Studios, 120 North Avenue, Baltimore.
An evening of wonderment awaits you as Fluid Movement presents a classic style variety show brimming with so much talent, you won’t be able to sit in your seats. Our troupe of performers, chosen for their shamelessness, will dazzle with singing, juggling, culinary provocation, alpine hip-hop dancing, gyrating farm animals and much, much more!
Earth, Wind and the Baltimore Fire
August 2004, Patterson Park
Fluid Movement heated up the 100th anniversary of the Baltimore Fire, recasting the conflagration as a funktastic flamenco-flavored fantasy.
Our very historical version of the famous blaze featured flamenco-ing flames, tangoing dancers with fans of fire, wee waterdrops from the Baltimore City Carrera Program, and Fluid Movement’s trademark campy fun.
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BUGS Circus
February 2004
In partnership with Living Classrooms Foundation’s BUGS After School Program with assistance from Ringling trained clown, Greg May, Fluid Movement staged an insect-themed circus show with 40 inner city 3rd, 4th and 5th grade students.
This adorable and talented cast acted out such parts as praying mantises on stilts, jumproping flies about to be caught in a spider’s web, dung beetles on rolling globes, juggling fireflies in glowing black light and a troupe of clowning bumble bees! The show helped raise money for Baltimore Family Services’ Emergency Shelter.
Go-Go Pirate Show
June 2003
Ahoy! FM’s elaborate interpretation of Robert Louis Stevenson’s classic, Treasure Island, was staged aboard the historice USS Constellation in Baltimore’s Inner Harbor with live original music by The Landlubbers (Snackie Hillman and Eddie Chabot) and go-go dance instruction provided by The World Famous Pontani Sisters. Our mod take on the literary classic recounts the tale of Long Johns Silver organizing a mutiny in order to plunder island treasure for himself. Tables turn, songs are sung, dances are danced and good triumphs in the end, with everyone learning a valuable lesson and Ben Gunn being reunited with his oft-fantasized-of-snack-food: American Cheese.
1001 Freudian Nights: A Biography in Bellydance
2002
In 1939, Dr. Sigmund Freud, the father of psychoanalysis, committed physician-assisted suicide after a long battle with mouth cancer. Our performance is what might have flashed through his mind before the final, lethal dose of morphine sent him into that long goodnight.
Nessie on Wheels: The Legend of the Loch Ness Monster
October 2001
Fluid Movement’s third creepy, extravagant, outdoor, roller skating production rolled into Patterson Park to the delight of hundreds of audience members! The eerie show explored the enduring myth of Nessie, Scotland’s infamous monster of the Loch.
Romancing the Cones
2001
Fluid Movement was commissioned to perform “Romancing the Cones“ on the occassion of the grand reopening of the world famous Cone Collection at the Baltimore Museum of Art. Early in the 20th century, two Baltimore sisters—Dr. Claribel and Miss Etta Cone—selected one of the most important art collections in the world. They visited the Paris studios of Henri Matisse and Pablo Picasso, and acquired an exceptional collection of art, which they displayed in their Baltimore apartments. In “Romancing the Cones“ Dr Claribel and Miss Etta Cone are led by Henri Matisse into a colorful world of art. Paintings come to life and appear before their very eyes, bringing delight, movement, smiles, and intellectual satsifaction.
Frankenstein on Wheels
October 2000
On Halloween weekend, Fluid Movement entertained over 1,300 spectators with its roller skating extravaganza, “Frankenstein on Wheels,“ a zany interpretation of Mary Shelly’s gothic novel about a science experiment gone awry (very, very awry).