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Fuerza Bruta Celebrates 10th Anniversary

The high-flying spectacle toasts its occasion with new projection elements in addition to the in-theater rain storm.

Editorial Staff

Off-Broadway

July 10, 2015

Fuerza Bruta celebrated its 10th global anniversary on Thursday, July 7. To toast the occasion, the long-running New York production at the Daryl Roth Theatre featured a one-night-only extended DJ set by Rob Garza of Thievery Corporation. The evening also served as the premiere of a new high-tech digital projection element in the immersive show.

A look at a new projection element that can be seen nighly at the Daryl Roth Theater. — A look at a new projection element that can be seen nightly at the Daryl Roth Theater.
(photos courtesy of the production)

Fuerza Bruta is described as a "70 minute thrill ride, including an extra 20 minutes of heart-thrashing, fast-paced fun, rousing live music, and breathtaking aerial displays." The show features a newly designed giant scenography and scenes set above the audience.

Fuerza Bruta celebrates 10 years of in-theater rainstorms at the end of the show. — *Fuerza Bruta* celebrates 10 years of in-theater rainstorms at the end of the show.
(photos courtesy of the production)

The New York City production of Fuerza Bruta originally began performances at the Daryl Roth Theatre in 2007, and recently celebrated its 2,500th performance. The show originated performances in Buenos Aires, Argentina, in 2005.