Hip-Hop Dance Theater Company Boy Blue Is Bringing London Energy to New York City

Dance Magazine: Choreographer Kenrick “H2O” Sandy and composer-producer Michael “Mikey J” Asante met at school in East London when they were 12, bonding over hip hop. After performing in local street-dance battles, they founded the hip-hop dance theater company Boy Blue in 2001, wowing audiences with precision choreography and explosive energy. Their show Pied Piper won an Olivier Award in 2007, and was followed by acclaimed works including Blak Whyte Gray and Free Your Mind, and choreography for the 2012 London Olympics opening ceremony. Boy Blue’s latest show, Cycles, comes to New York City’s Lincoln Center March 27–29.