by STREB Extreme Action Company
Choreographer Elizabeth Streb's Williamsburg warehouse lab offers kid classes and camps where children tumble, fly, fall and jump using the company's circus-meets-dance style called Pop Action. The company's own high-impact shows occasionally come to family venues such as the New Victory.
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Kid classes and camps; company performs Do Not Try This at Home at New Victory Nov 14-29, 2026
Class and camp fees vary
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Ages 4–17.
Class and camp fees vary
Kid classes and camps; company performs Do Not Try This at Home at New Victory Nov 14-29, 2026
51 North 1st Street, 11249, in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
Yes. STREB Lab for Action Mechanics Kids Classes is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Tickets are handled by STREB Extreme Action Company: streb.org, or call (718) 384-6491.
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