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FRIENDS IN HIGH PLACESSTILT DANCERS

photo: Charlie Samuels Photography, NYC


     Coralie Romanyshyn & Mark Mindek are the stilt dancing duo FRIENDS IN HIGH PLACES.  The company has been in existence for 15 years and has performed throughout the US and the Far East.

Here’s what critics have said.

           “Two Spectacular artists”- Asahi Shinbun, Tokyo

           “A towering performance” - Niagara Gazette

           “High time to rejoice!”- NY Daily News

           “Friends in High Places thrilled the crowd”- NY Post

           “Highly funny”- GQ

           “The high spot of the evening” - W


 
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he company presents its special brand of wit and athleticism to create dances that are elegant, technically impressive and yet somehow whimsical.   Years of experience and a high level of technical skill allow them an ease and elegance on stilts that has become their trademark.

     Their unique balletic partnering and adagio work have astounded audiences around the world. Through application of the aesthetics and discipline of dance as an art form, they extend the theatrical tradition of stilt-walking into the realm of stilt-dance.

     Because of their wide-ranging backgrounds in dance and theater, they are at home in a diversity of styles. Friends in High Placeshave been seen in a multitude of performing situations, from gala parties, discos and commercial promotion to outdoor festivals, nightclubs, the concert stage, video and TV.

    Their repertoire includes romantic ballroom dances -- from sprightly fox-trot to sultry tango and swing.  From Turn-of-the-Century (1890's) waltz, to flamenco, 18th century dances and ballet pas de deux.  From "high art"  to "high comedy."  With this repertoire, strong improvisational skills, and the ability to create custom pieces on request, Friends in High Placescan rise to any occasion.

For bookings and more information:

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... Ask about our new three person shows and our Turn of the Century, Ballet,
Ballroom and 18th Century looks.
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