Catch Sideswipe in Houston July 2-5 at the Houston Space Center. Sideswipe will be doing 2 shows a day at 12pm and 2pm! Don't miss it!
http://www.spacecenter.org/CurrentExhibit.html
See the viral video excerpt from the new Mortal Kombat movie below!
Over the last few months Sideswipe has been on the road performing in shows all around the world! Starting in India, Sideswipe's Craig Henningsen performed for Samsung's release of their new 3D Televisions. Craig then teamed up with Brendon Huor and went straight to Guatemala to do 3 days of Seminars. They were joined by the rest of the team in Guam one week later to do performances for the Navy and Marines stationed on the island. The tour ended in Washington DC as the team opened a convention for Adam West.
Check out Luke dancing with the pants on the ground guy!
Congrats to Brandon Soo Hoo for booking a National Toyota commercial. Nice aerial!
Check out Brendon Huor's Street Fighter tribute video. The You Tube sensation got over 250,000 hit in 2 days!
Coming soon! Be sure to be on the look out for Leo Howard staring as young Conan The Barbarian. Leo shot for 2 months in Romania, where he was trained to sword fight, duck jumping horses and get dirty... a lot. Congratulations Leo for your continued success in Hollywood.
Since the beginning of the year, Sideswipe has been on the move performing all over the world! February started with a full Theatricks performance at Lake County University in Illinois, University of Finlay in Ohio and University of Minnesota. A week later, Sideswipe headed off to Dallas to perform for the Dallas Mavericks and then straight to Japan for a five-city tour to perform for Navy and Marine service men and women. The team returned to the states at the beginning of May and performed at the benefit for Los Angeles children's hospital and the Cure Autism Walk at the Rose Bowl. With summer starting, performances show no signs of slowing down and the team will be at the AKA camps and the AKA Grand Nationals in June.
Be sure to check out Sideswipe's Evan Kay doubling young Spock in the new Star Trek!
There's a new live-action thrill ride coming to the CW Saturday mornings, and you'll get a full episode preview on Dec. 13 to build anticipation for its January release. Kamen Rider: Dragon Knight descends from the wildly popular Japanese Kamen Rider films and TV series, a franchise that originated 35 years ago. Back in 1995, WBNX aired Masked Rider, the first American adaptation loosely based on the Kamen saga – but this new adventure is light-years superior. For starters, one of the main stars is charismatic Matt Mullins, a 5-time Kickboxing/Karate World Champion. Matt and a partner actually created the martial arts style/phenomenon known globally as XMA, or Extreme Martial Arts. He's flanked by Disney favorite Stephen Lunsford and pop singer/actress Marisa Lauren.
At first glance, Kamen Rider may seem like another morphing fantasy show for teens, but there's an ongoing mystery, a creepy shape shifting villain (William O'Leary), and some of the best-choreographed action scenes and special-effects you'll see on weekly television.
Well known for his work in the Discovery Channel award-winning documentary Xtreme Martial Arts, Matt Mullins has been performing in TV, film and live productions for the last five years. With the recent release of the popular cult film Adventures of Johnny Tao and his supporting role in the upcoming Blood & Bone, Matt Mullins is fast gaining recognition as an exciting action star. Matt still performs live with his performance team Sideswipe around the world. After finishing in the final 5 on last season's America's Got Talent, Sideswipe has signed a multi-million dollar deal to perform permanently inside the Caesar's Palace Hotel in Las Vegas.
Luke Broadlick recently appeared in a guest starring role alongside Keke Palmer in an episode of Nickelodeon's True Jackson, VP called "Ryan On Wheels." Congratulations, Luke!
Sideswipe Performance Team
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Toluca Lake, CA 91602
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