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House of Yes presents an immersive, multisensory theatrical event that recreates the ancient Mesoamerican legend of how chocolate came to Earth. More…

'CocoaDios' transports audiences into a world where deities of blood and chocolate lord over sacrifice and the dance floor. Told through rituals, song, and dance, this erotic experience is performed simultaneously in English and Spanish, with an original score that blends contemporary pop, dance, electronic, regional Mexican music, and ceremonial Mayan drumming.

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Jody Williams
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May 16th, 2016

"Very reminiscent of Cirque du Soleil where you’re seeing acrobatics that seem impossible...To be able to sing, and sing well, while contorting and using their bodies in the manner they did was spectacular. I would highly recommend seeing this show but with the caveat to have an open mind. This show is meant to be entertaining and fun; while the performers are top-notch they do not take themselves too seriously and want the audience to enjoy themselves." Full Review

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SamuelMustri
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February 11th, 2018

See it if you like ancient cultures like mayan. If you want to find immersive details in a burlesque aerial show. If you want to see spectacular masks

Don't see it if you live far away. It is long ride to Brooklyn to House Of Yes, on the other side, HOY is a must, they always offer interesting shows.

Also The energy of this show was magical, If I critique the show as a performance, it has it ups and downs, sometimes is a like club choreography, others is aerial. The looks are the best, the masks, the penachos, I could photograph that show and I have beautiful pictures of that night. So I will always remember CocoaDios with coolness. On the other hand I went with a troubled friend and his troubled girlfriend so the vibe was heavy. I organized the nightout plan and told my friends that it was gonna be an immersive show because the advertising said that. And it wasn't that immersive so my friend at the end was telling me that he expected more, with more private scenes, and I felt the same. It was the time when "The Grand Paradise" was opening and hot, so I thought that "CocoaDios" would have some similarity, or more story. The best of all? I have a great photo of the green jewel aztec mask. See it in my instagram: @samustri... Read more Read less