November 3rd, 1990, based on the recommendation of Luigi (father of Jazz dance), the New York City Roadrunners Club hires Broadway dancer and World Class Competitive athlete Christopher Harrison to choreograph a "high energy" number to inspire the runners of the NYC Marathon for their post-party. He assembles elite champion gymnasts along with street acrobats and meshes freestyle flips with technical artistry. The groundbreaking performances (2) bring down the house at Roseland Ballroom. Acrobatics, which has been gone from the American landscape for over 30 years, re-emerges as a new contemporary genre in entertainment.
AntiGravity is born (original name “zero-gravity”.)
Founding AntiGravity Players: Christopher Harrison, Andrew Pacho, Andrea (Dreya) Weber, Wendy Hilliard, Mam Smith, Gabe Pou, Andreas Niedermeyer (Beckett), John Chou, Laura Carlson, Tony Flores, Juan Soto