After a 2-year hiatus, the s**t kingz is making a much-anticipated return to the stage for a special tenth anniversary event. Started in 2007, the s**t kingz is a four-member interpretive dance team, mixing comedic theater with silky dance moves — think Charlie Chapman meets hip-hop with phenomenal results. After winning the first place in the US dance competition ‘Body Rock’ in 2010 and again in 2011, the crew was propelled into international fame and has since toured over 20 countries.
Since September, the group has been making its way through a seven-city domestic tour – the biggest in s**t kingz’s history – that finishes in Tokyo in November. Leveraging the talents of some big-name movie and art directors, plus a Grammy-nominated music producer, the s**t kingz is putting on a ‘wordless dance play’ called ‘The Library’. The story is one of male friendship while the performance is designed to integrate with the individual venue’s unique space. Tokyo International Forum’s 1500-seat hall, which hosts the group’s finale show, will be their biggest stage yet.