EPISODE · Oct 19, 2008 · 1 MIN
Excerpt from "Faust"
from Chicago Dance Crash
Choreographed by Kyle Vincent Terry. Starring Nebi Berhane as Faust. Special thanks to The Mars Volta www.themarsvolta.co.uk. And the truth is at www.chicagodancecrash.com
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