"Razzle Dazzle Opposing Coney Island Condos"
(Bejeweled Signs, March 15, 2007)
"It was a freak show at City Hall yesterday..."
(Coney Island Carnies Barking, March 15, 2007)
"...they all look pretty damn amazing in their pasties and sparkles."
(10 Lords A-Leaping, December, 2006)
(Deitch Projects Art Parade September 9th, 2006)
"...Who's who and what's what of downtown's wild, original
and very New York theater scene"
(The
Show Goes Downtown, May 5, 2003)
"Solid Gold meets the Torrance Community Dance Group"
"Dazzle Dancers put on a series of wacky production numbers,
... a scenario right out of another Spanish director, Buñuel, and one
that made perfect sense since I felt like my feet were still at the Copa anyway."
(January 2003)
"...the Dazzle Dancers, a variety show-style troupe that wore nothing but body glitter and clusters of grapes for a hilariously coordinated flashlight dance in the dark"
(See Village Voice Blackout 2003 nightlife coverage and Club Crawl mention)
"But it was a second performance by the Dazzle Dancers,
ending with all the dancers in the nude that led Hill to proclaim 'New York
is back, folks."
(October 12, 2001)
"It takes a lot of guts to look this stupid and pretend
your life is meaningful!"
(December 2001)
"supremely scintillating"
(February 2002)
"one of the hottest acts on New York's Gay nightlife
scene"
(August 1-8 2002)
"The avant-gay dance troupe known as the Dazzle Dancers
come from some odd pixie-glitter realm between modern dance and performance
art. They are a little bit Mummenschanz, a little bit, La Cage Aux Folles and
a lot Oh Calcutta!" Full text of article.
(Best of Manhattan/ September 25 - October 1, 2002)
"inspire sexy freedom and liberating fun through glitter,
nudity and semi-retarded dance moves"
"Their group's obvious joy and unpretentious message to embrace life-not
to mention the fact that the Dazzlers come in all different shapes and sizes,
a reassuring sign in a city of homogenized, sculpted bodies-frequently prove
to be so infectious that people literally can't get enough of them."
(April 11, 2003)
"…we all descended on the Slide and carried on with my Thursday party Tigerbeat—but that night it was TigerMeat—cause everone got naked!"
(Daniel Nardicio on Blackout 2003)
"Who knew anti-war protests could be glamorous?"
(Adding Glamour to Protest, March 28 - April 3, 2003)
"Seen covering her eyes was Debbie Harry. We are not sure if it was because the Dazzle Dancers hairy backs and asses offended her or that the flashes of the paparazzi’s cameras bothered her."
"I really truly hope to god that these Dazzle Dancers don't come to MY city. They scare the bajesus out of me, really."
"Finally, something worse than mimes: the Dazzle Dancers!"
"a show better than the rockets" (more from Cootie Girl)
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