Check out the exclusive ‘Las Vegas Magazine’ photo shoot with the Jabbawockeez

Photo: Christopher DeVargas They became the first dance crew to have a headlining show on the Strip. (Check out the most recent version of their production, Timeless, at MGM Grand.) They helped set the standard for the art form with their inimitable creativity. (Check out their otherworldly moves and distinct costuming.) They were essential in bringing street dance and breaking to such a high level of prominence that it’s now an Olympic sport. (Check out the breaking competition Aug. 9-10 during the 2024 Paris Olympics, where a new generation of dancers are representing the U.S.) The Jabbawockeez have broken through barriers in more ways than one and have stepped into a realm of their own while staying true to their roots. And check this out: In this issue, Las Vegas Magazine celebrates the icons by “transporting” them to locales far and wide. We also checked in with two founding members of the groundbreaking crew and asked them some burning questions. What is the history of the plain white masks, and why are they so important to the Jabbawockeez? “The plain white masks worn by the Jabbawockeez hold significant importance as they symbolize anonymity, unity, and artistic expression within the realm...