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The Dancing Death Eaters (DDEs, as they're commonly referred to) are the first ever wizard dance troupe. Led by Irvin, they perform ballroom dance routines to wizard rock songs, chiefly about Death Eaters. Irvin can be contacted at "DarkLordofDance@gmail.com" and this is the official site of the Dancing Death Eaters. Here you can find the latest news about them, explore their history, and watch videos of their dancing.

The Dancing Death Eaters were active from 2009 to 2014, took a hiatus from 2014 to 2018, but now are back and better than ever! They organized three wizard rock concerts in NYC: Avada KedavRock! 2012, Avada KedavRock! 2014, and Avada KedavRock! 2019. Starting in 2013, Irvin has brought the dancing to the people through teaching Wizard Dance at Cons.

If you are interested, we are always recruiting! There is absolutely no dance experience necessary, and anyone over 18 is welcome. Just have a good sense of fun and no sense of shame, and you'll fit right in! Even if you can't come all the time, come whenever you can. Our lessons are held regularly on Wednesday evenings every week, usually between 7:30 and 9 or something like that, in Midtown Manhattan. So email us if you want to join!

Swish and Flick's Like a Death Eater

Butterbeer Experience's Death Eater Tango

Draco and the Malfoys' 99 Death Eaters

Oliver Boyd's Spells and Scars

Celestial Warmbottom's Hey Dark Wizard

Celestial Warmbottom's Dear Aunt Celestial

Swish and Flick's If You Didn't Come to Party

Hawthorn and Holly's Art of Parseltongue

Malfoy Manor's Stronger Than Imperio

Blibbering Humdingers' Dark Mark Calling

Witherwings's Oliver Wood

Gringotts Girls' Oh, the Goblins and the Wizards Should Be Friends

Celestial Warmbottom's Dear J.K. Rowling

The Brothers Black's Don't Wanna Be a Death Eater

The Parselmouths' My Obsession

Ashley Trix's Rodolphus

"Mean Girls" Jingle Bell Rock

Latest Update: October 2022

For the last year, the DDEs consisted of Irvin and Sophia (who has been added to our Current Roster page), as they learned Death Eater Tango and 99 Death Eaters. These have been committed to video, but the editing process is ongoing!

Now, we have new recruits joining soon, and a wholly original routine we are working on, so the website is getting dusted off. The fifth generation of DDEs can now be found at Former Death Eaters and our History page tells the story of 2020 through 2022.

Hopefully there will be lots more exciting news on the way! And there's no better time to join the troupe than when we're starting out on exciting new projects.

(For less recent updates, please check the Latest News page because the new Google Sites is terrible with updates.)