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De La Guarda!!!

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nativesunshine

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I went to see it tonight..in NYC.

It's so....weird. Very different, yet interesting.

I don't think I should give the show away..but it really was a lot of fun. A lot of dancing, and cheering and craziness. And the "stage/theater" is nothing like what you'd be used to in any other show...broadway, or off.

Pretty awesome..and I'd definitely go experience ("see", isn't really the right word) it again. w00t. fun!
 
Well I must say that going to see De la Guarda ( http://www.delaguarda.com/ ) last night was a very unique experience.

It started off slow with everyone standing around in what seemed to be a very small room since the walls and ceilings were covered by sheets. You could see the shadows of people swinging around and making noise but after the intro things really started to pick up.

They separated people into two groups at one point and a guy took off his pants and started to swing around the room with a naked butt hanging out. He would grab random people and take them into the air with him swinging them around with him.. hairy butt and all.

As the rain was coming down out of the ceiling a performer came up behind me and stuck his head up my shirt and started to rub his hair against my back. I turned around and he started to do it to my stomach. Very odd. A few minutes later he came back around, took off his shoes and socks, rubbed his feet against my girlfriend and then attempted to stick his feet down the top of my pants.

During the rave/dance scene as everyone was jumping around with the music and lights the performers took the butch (huge muscles, small white shirts) gay couple standing near us had had them take of their shirts and dance around in the rain. I kept bumping into them. They seemed like nice guys. Cuddling and kissing during the show. They did get into the dancing though being right in the middle of the crowd with the rest of us and not standing around the edges being wallflowers.

I say go see it.. it?s worth the $20 for the rush tickets.

 
Originally posted by: LordJezo
Well I must say that going to see De la Guarda ( http://www.delaguarda.com/ ) last night was a very unique experience.

It started off slow with everyone standing around in what seemed to be a very small room since the walls and ceilings were covered by sheets. You could see the shadows of people swinging around and making noise but after the intro things really started to pick up.

They separated people into two groups at one point and a guy took off his pants and started to swing around the room with a naked butt hanging out. He would grab random people and take them into the air with him swinging them around with him.. hairy butt and all.

As the rain was coming down out of the ceiling a performer came up behind me and stuck his head up my shirt and started to rub his hair against my back. I turned around and he started to do it to my stomach. Very odd. A few minutes later he came back around, took off his shoes and socks, rubbed his feet against my girlfriend and then attempted to stick his feet down the top of my pants.

During the rave/dance scene as everyone was jumping around with the music and lights the performers took the butch (huge muscles, small white shirts) gay couple standing near us had had them take of their shirts and dance around in the rain. I kept bumping into them. They seemed like nice guys. Cuddling and kissing during the show. They did get into the dancing though being right in the middle of the crowd with the rest of us and not standing around the edges being wallflowers.

I say go see it.. it?s worth the $20 for the rush tickets.
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LordJezo.we all know you are gay
now just admit it, you are FLAMING.😀

 
Originally posted by: ncircle
Originally posted by: LordJezo
Well I must say that going to see De la Guarda ( http://www.delaguarda.com/ ) last night was a very unique experience.

It started off slow with everyone standing around in what seemed to be a very small room since the walls and ceilings were covered by sheets. You could see the shadows of people swinging around and making noise but after the intro things really started to pick up.

They separated people into two groups at one point and a guy took off his pants and started to swing around the room with a naked butt hanging out. He would grab random people and take them into the air with him swinging them around with him.. hairy butt and all.

As the rain was coming down out of the ceiling a performer came up behind me and stuck his head up my shirt and started to rub his hair against my back. I turned around and he started to do it to my stomach. Very odd. A few minutes later he came back around, took off his shoes and socks, rubbed his feet against my girlfriend and then attempted to stick his feet down the top of my pants.

During the rave/dance scene as everyone was jumping around with the music and lights the performers took the butch (huge muscles, small white shirts) gay couple standing near us had had them take of their shirts and dance around in the rain. I kept bumping into them. They seemed like nice guys. Cuddling and kissing during the show. They did get into the dancing though being right in the middle of the crowd with the rest of us and not standing around the edges being wallflowers.

I say go see it.. it?s worth the $20 for the rush tickets.
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LordJezo.we all know you are gay
now just admit it, you are FLAMING.😀
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Mucho Fuego!!!!

 
Um... LordJezo's review doesn't really do the show justice, but I think the less you know about it, the better.

However, it is absolultely worth seeing. And the more of a 'surprise' it is the better the show will be. I went with a group of 30 people (.com boom, we were all interviewing with a .com in NYC) and they wouldn't tell us anything that was going on... All I'll say is that you spend the first 5-10 minutes being crowded into a totally dark room with black walls and a black ceiling.. and then all hell breaks loose as the show starts - great music and acrobatics.

Not something to take your parents to, but a great evening if you're in the 21-35 range.
 
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