An acrobatic group called BANDALOOP amazed onlookers as they rappelled and danced on the iconic Transamerica Pyramid building in San Francisco. The death-defying performance took place on Monday afternoon, with the dancers showcasing their skills on one of the city’s tallest skyscrapers.
The BANDALOOP dance troupe, based in Oakland, California, showcased their gravity-defying moves as they moved up and down the Transamerica Pyramid building. The event was permitted by the San Francisco Police Department, who assured the public that there was no cause for alarm, but rather an opportunity to enjoy the show.
Images captured by Fox San Francisco show the three performers dressed in orange, skillfully maneuvering the wires as they scaled the towering structure. BANDALOOP, known for their unique perspective-bending dance style, aims to honor nature, community, and the human spirit through their performances.
Described as “innovators in vertical performance,” BANDALOOP combines dynamic physicality, intricate choreography, and climbing technology to create a captivating experience. Their performance on the Transamerica Pyramid building showcases their ability to turn the dance floor on its side.
The event has attracted attention and awe from spectators, highlighting the talent and bravery of the BANDALOOP dance troupe. As they continue to push the boundaries of traditional dance, their performances serve as a testament to the power of human creativity and skill.
For more information about BANDALOOP and their upcoming performances, visit their website.
