Stomp

Stomp is a high-energy performance that transforms brooms, trash cans, and matchboxes into musical instruments. Set at The Ambassadors Theatre in Covent Garden, the show features eight performers who dance, drum, and clap in perfect synchronization. The lack of dialogue makes it universally accessible, relying on body language and sound. The atmosphere is infectious, with audience members often tapping their feet. The choreography blends comedy and athleticism, from sweeping routines to drumming on oil drums. The intimate theatre ensures every seat has a good view. Stomp has been a London staple since 2002, consistently wowing crowds with its creativity and raw energy.

Don't miss

• Watch the iconic broomstick routine, where performers sweep in rhythm.
• Marvel at the trash can lid symphony, clanging in perfect harmony.
• Enjoy the humorous 'matchbox' segment, creating tiny but mighty sounds.
• Feel the bass from the oil drum finale, a thunderous crescendo.
• Notice the subtle audience interaction, like a performer borrowing a watch for sound effects.

Tickets & tours

Ways to visit Stomp

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Know before you go

• Arrive 15 minutes early to find your seat and soak in the theatre's ambiance.
• The show is loud! Earplugs are available if needed, especially for children.
• No photography or recording during the performance. Enjoy the moment.
• No food or drink inside the auditorium. Finish snacks in the lobby.

A bit of history

Stomp was created by Luke Cresswell and Steve McNicholas in Brighton, UK, in 1991. It premiered at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival before moving to London's West End and eventually Broadway. The show has toured globally, earning numerous awards.