CBC's Peter Mansbridge goes Gangnam Style
Can be seen dancing, singing in video for Stratford Shakespeare Festival
CBC News
Posted: Oct 16, 2012 8:15 AM ET
Last Updated: Oct 17, 2012 5:43 PM ET
Peter Mansbridge busted out his best dance moves in a parody video of the South Korean pop song Gangnam Style, alongside members of the Ontario-based Stratford Shakespeare Festival.
The chief correspondent of CBC News can be seen singing and imitating the horse-riding dance of rapper Psy — whose song has become a worldwide hit inspiring countless parodies — in a cameo appearance with the cast and crew of 42nd Street and The Pirates of Penzance.
Mansbridge posted a link to the video on Twitter, saying, "Be kind. I know I can't dance or sing but it's all good fun for a great Festival Theatre!"
The Gangnam Style parody was posted to YouTube on Monday under an account that appears to belong to Jay T. Schramek, an employee with the Stratford Shakespeare Festival.
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