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Usually a dancer's equipment consists of special shoes. One guy was wearing a special helmet so he could spin twenty times in a row on his head. Very impressive to be sure, but the helmet could have used some glitter. For a while there were four women dancing on the bar. They must have been employees of the club since they were all wearing matching short pants and attractive if overdone oriental inspired halter tops. They were mostly gyrating, but in a good way. The bottom line is that while the music at these clubs is not intended for formal partner dance, you can pull it off if you bring your own partner and are willing to be a fish out of water. Drink prices were fairly reasonable by New York City standards ($7 for a beer). Quo has a mandatory bag check, but the price is only $3 per bag. If I was feeling ornery about dancing hustle/cha-cha/samba out of their normal context and could find a partner to drag along, I might very well go back to Quo. |
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