Amazing Dance. Don't Drop the Towel

[Greg Smart]

[video=youtube_share;lUr3XbROoA8]http://youtu.be/lUr3XbROoA8

[Bosguy]

That was so much fun. Laughing out load and kinda hoping they would drop the towels. (evil grin)

 

Boston Bill

[+ friendofsheila]

Genuinely funny.

 

And I did get to see a flash of flesh. Or was it just a flash of flesh-toned covering? We'll never know.

[Diverdan]

I think there was a flash of flesh... and it looked like black hair to me... or maybe I was just in a trance... that was an incredible act. Thanks for posting.

[rocky]

Sorry I saw nothing and I wouldn't have paid to see that. For all know they had

briefs on, not something that looked sexy to me

[wisconsinguy]

Fantastic fun. Thanks for taking the time.

[thickornotatall]

Looks similar to Bel Ami Boys....

[jgoo]

Very original and quite a nice diversion

[+ purplekow]

If you watched you did see a flash of buttocks on both of them They may have been wearing something to cover the cocks but that is the illusion.

[Boink]

So much fun! Thanks for posting.

[+ beethoven]

Very funny! Where was this performed? Looks like a Las Vegas casino, but I thought I heard French being spoken.

[JT Brooklyn]

Thanks Greg very Entertaining....

[Phil_musc]

Thank you thank you thank you, Greg, for posting this. It was clever, sexy in a really innocent kind of way, and just totally endearing. Then too I've always been a sucker for that Brahms Hungarian Dance. I think it would be fun to work backstage for this show.

[Greg Smart]

Very funny! Where was this performed? Looks like a Las Vegas casino, but I thought I heard French being spoken.

 

I think it was a French version of America's got talent. Not in Vegas, I should know, I've seen almost all the shows here and this wouldn't have escaped my radar

[Greg Smart]

Thank you thank you thank you, Greg, for posting this. It was clever, sexy in a really innocent kind of way, and just totally endearing. Then too I've always been a sucker for that Brahms Hungarian Dance. I think it would be fun to work backstage for this show.

 

Fan of the Hungarian Dance as well. I actually send emails regularly to the Smith Center here in Vegas to do a night of Symphonic Dances, which I assume would be mostly Brahms.

[+ honcho]

Fan of the Hungarian Dance as well. I actually send emails regularly to the Smith Center here in Vegas to do a night of Symphonic Dances, which I assume would be mostly Brahms.

 

At the risk of seeming curmudgeonly tiresome, I believe Liszt also wrote some Hungarian Dances, Dvorak wrote a suite of Slavonic Dances, Rimsky-Korsakov's Capriccio Espagnole is mostly made up of spanish dances, and then there's Ravel's quirky smirky take

on J. Strauss, Jr. - "La Valse" (to say nothing of "Bolero")

 

And then, of course, there was a *TON* of music written expressly for the Ballet - The Nutcracker also has some ethnic dances

(Trepak anyone?) (Chinese dance?) (Chocolate) - the waltz from Sleeping Beauty - (or the entire work)

 

So, I would not assume that an evening at Symphony of Dance Music would be mostly Brahms

[Steven_Draker]

Where was this performed? Looks like a Las Vegas casino, but I thought I heard French being spoken.

 

I think it was a French version of America's got talent. Not in Vegas, I should know ...

 

If you're American or live in the US, you have no particular reason to know where the images come from.

 

The show is called "Le plus grand cabaret du monde" (World's Greatest Cabaret) hosted by the iconic Patrick Sebastien and airing once a month on the French National TV channel France2.

 

Thanks for posting this fresh and entertaining towel dance, Greg.

[Steven_Draker]

The show is called "Le plus grand cabaret du monde" (World's Greatest Cabaret) hosted by the iconic Patrick Sebastien and airing once a month on the French National TV channel France2.

 

The next show "Le plus grand cabaret du monde" will broadcast this Saturday night, April 26th. You can catch it through satellite TV Astra 1 at 19E (TNTSat France2)

 

The act by Les Beaux Frères posted by Greg Smart in the original post is part of it.

 

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