DANCING WITH THE DEVILS
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
October 15, 2014
NEWARK - When God closes a door, she opens a window. With the shoulder-shrugging departure of the New Jersey Devils Dancers who underwhelmed Devils fans with their Spears-meets-Perry gyrations both on the ice and atop sections 3 and 14, a new spot has been blasted open on the list of Top 9 Hottest Ice Girls Squads. Meet the Brown Devils. A resilient improv dance duo clad in white leotards with brownish stains in the uh-oh places. The brains behind the duo are New Jersey native Rudy Culstone and O.G. Californian Morgan Fullletti who collaborate on what they describe as "just us dancing to music we like." When asked what's the deal with the stains, Fulletti said "we really wanted to approach our costumes as a medium through which we could get people thinking. It goes without saying that women dancing wildly in kinda see-through leotards in a sports arena with a large male contingent will whet some serious whistles, but it also can be divisive, especially among the lady hockey fans. That's why we chose white, because it's the color of purity, light and wedding gowns. It says let's share a bottle of Prosseco. White is also the best color that allows brown to show up at a distance. So as we are dancing up and down the aisles people will wonder 'Is that poop or something?'" So is it poop or something? Culstone says not necessarily. "It's whatever you want it to be. The brown represents the murky 'What if?', and it could be something as simple as 'What if I get another beer during the second intermission?' to the more mega 'What if I decided to change the world?'"Ā
What do Fulletti and Culstone hope Devils fans will take away from their performance? "Pictures of us on Instagram." Avant-garde? Yes. Talented? Maybe. Worth your money? Always. You can catch the Brown Devils and their thought provoking performance at the Devils home opener against the San Jose Sharks this Saturday, October 18 at the Prudential Center.
