2014 Schedule
February
| Dates | Production | Location | Venue |
|---|---|---|---|
| Feb 4–14 | Bad Boys of Dance Hawaii Tour | Hawaii, USA | — |
| Feb 6 | Bad Boys of Dance | Kahului, HI | Maui Arts & Cultural Center |
| Feb 8 | Bad Boys of Dance | Honolulu, HI | Hawaii Theater Center |
| Feb 11 | Bad Boys of Dance | Hilo, HI | University of Hawaii at Hilo |
| Feb 13 | Bad Boys of Dance | Kamuela, HI | Kahilu Theater |
| Feb 11–16 | Romeo & Juliet | Zurich, Switzerland | Maag Halle |
| Feb 18–23 | Romeo & Juliet | Bremen, Germany | — |
| Feb 20–22 | Bad Boys of Dance | Philadelphia, PA | Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts |
| Feb 26 – Mar 1 | ROCK the Ballet | Portugal | — |
March – April
| Dates | Production | Location | Venue |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mar – Apr 2014 | Romeo & Juliet | Stuttgart, Berlin, Vienna, Hamburg, Düsseldorf | — |
| Apr 28 | Bad Boys of Dance | St Petersburg, Russia | DANCE OPEN Festival |
May – June
| Dates | Production | Location | Venue |
|---|---|---|---|
| May 23 – Jun 4 | ROCK the Ballet | Finland | — |
The Bad Boys of Dance calendar is designed to give audiences around the world a clear view of where the company can be experienced throughout the year. From full-length productions like Romeo & Juliet to high-energy touring showcases, each date on the schedule represents a carefully planned performance season. The company's artistic directors work closely with venue partners to bring the signature blend of classical technique and contemporary athleticism to stages large and small. Whether performing in a major metropolitan theater or a regional cultural center, the troupe adapts its dynamic choreography to suit each space while maintaining the explosive energy that defines the brand. Fans and newcomers alike are encouraged to check the calendar regularly, as new dates and additional cities are frequently added.
The touring calendar reflects the global reach of the Bad Boys of Dance, with performances spanning multiple countries and continents across a single season. International engagements bring the company's distinctive style to audiences who may not otherwise encounter this fusion of ballet, tap, and modern movement. Each tour stop is more than a single evening of entertainment; it is an opportunity for cultural exchange, as the dancers bring their American-born artistry to international stages while absorbing new influences from the regions they visit. The logistics of these tours are carefully managed, with the production team coordinating travel, technical requirements, and venue specifications well in advance. This meticulous planning ensures that every performance meets the same high standard, whether the company is playing in a familiar hometown venue or debuting in a new city.
Beyond the performance calendar, the company regularly schedules workshops and audition opportunities that invite the next generation of dancers into the Bad Boys of Dance community. These educational events are open to aspiring performers who want to learn from the company's artistic directors and principal dancers firsthand. Workshop sessions typically focus on the unique stylistic elements that set the troupe apart, including the fusion of classical ballet vocabulary with sharp, percussive footwork and athletic partnering. Auditions provide a pathway for talented individuals to join the ranks of the company, with casting decisions made by the artistic leadership team. The calendar serves as the central hub for these opportunities, ensuring that interested dancers know exactly when and where they can participate.
The seasonal structure of the calendar shows how the company balances long-running theatrical engagements with one-night special events and multi-city tours. Extended residencies, such as the Romeo & Juliet performances in European venues, allow the production to build momentum and word-of-mouth within a single city before moving on to the next engagement. Shorter tour stops, by contrast, give the company the flexibility to reach a wider geographic audience in a condensed period. This mix of residency and touring formats keeps the performance schedule dynamic and allows the artistic team to refine productions over time. Each block of dates represents a distinct chapter in the company's ongoing creative journey, building toward a full season of dance that showcases the depth and versatility of the performers.
The calendar page serves as the essential resource for anyone planning to experience the Bad Boys of Dance live, whether attending as a spectator or participating as a dancer. The team behind the website keeps the schedule current and accurate, updating the listings as new performances are confirmed and as dates shift due to production needs. For those following the company across multiple seasons, the calendar reveals the evolution of the touring strategy and the growing list of partner venues. It also demonstrates the company's commitment to bringing world-class dance to diverse communities, from intimate regional theaters to prestigious international performance halls. By centralizing all performance and event information in one accessible location, the calendar makes it easy for audiences everywhere to find their next opportunity to see the Bad Boys of Dance in action.
2015 Schedule
| Dates | Production | Location |
|---|---|---|
| Early 2015 | Rock the Ballet | Germany, Israel, China |
| Mar 2–30 | Romeo & Juliet | London, UK |
| Apr 1–19 | Romeo & Juliet | Helsinki, Monte Carlo, Geneva |
Past Highlights
Bad Boys of Dance has toured extensively since its founding. Notable past engagements include performances in Paris, Hamburg, Geneva, Greece, Kazakhstan, India, Lisbon, Barcelona, Graz, St Petersburg, Monte Carlo, New York City, Bern, and Turks & Caicos throughout 2012.
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