YouTube Sensation, Spy Ninjas, Come to Grand Rapids

With nearly 40 million YouTube subscribers and 400 million monthly viewers across its YouTube channels, the Spy Ninjas today announced they will take their detective, martial arts, and hacking skills from the screen to the stage with the all new Spy Ninjas Live. Featuring Chad Wild Clay and Vy Qwaint, Spy Ninjas Live will criss-cross through scores of U.S. cities starting this fall, including Grand Rapids, MI on Saturday, October 29 at 7PM, for one show only at DeVos Performance Hall.

Check out a special tour video announcement featuring the Spy Ninjas here

VIP packages are available, and depending on the package selected, include a pre-show meet and greet with Chad and Vy, exclusive limited edition merchandise, VIP lanyard, limited edition photo signed by Chad and Vy, and early access to merchandise stands.

In the live show, the Spy Ninjas have discovered the presence of a Hacker Sleeper cell across North America and must quickly reach major cities to defeat it.  They are taking over local theaters to use as their headquarters and will have access to surveillance and a team of local Ninja associates—the audience—to dismantle the cell. Join Chad and Vy this Fall and help them beat the Hackers!

“This action-packed and family friendly live show is the first touring production based on Spy Ninjas’ hit YouTube series and is a great opportunity for fans to see their favorite YouTube stars live on stage,” says Executive Producer, Tom Greenwood Mears. “At the same time, this dynamic show will introduce many young Spy Ninjas fans to their first live show in a theatre as Spy Ninjas continue their mission to save audiences and the internet from the evil Hackers.”

“We are incredibly excited to visit our fans across the U.S. to deliver a one-of-a-kind entertainment experience,” added Chad Wild Clay and Vy Qwaint. “Like our YouTube videos, we’ll combine martial arts, stealth, and detective work to battle the Hackers, all with the help of our local Spy Ninjas fans.” 

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