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Riverdance 25th Anniversary Show
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Riverdance 25th Anniversary Show
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Year - 2020

USA It's like there are two separate shows going on. one literally in the way of the other. The solo was actually amazing. I love that they used Lindsey Stirling's song. Karadikatalinfilmek.

Awesome performance. I am just hearing Michael Flatley is retiring and all I can think of is wow! time flies. How long has it been since Riverdance and that first lord of the dance? Too long! Agghh! getting older! Gotta give the new guy a chance. The performance is still amazing. This community is for all things Irish Dance - pictures, videos, advice, and discussion.
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OMG ??????????????. Irlanda. dolci intensi ricordi. Seeing this show is on my bucket list. It's a genious dance - a love dance in the battle field. I love the chorieography and their dance very much. Amazing,I love the energy. That was great thumbs up for the very talented Irish dancers ???????????????????????? Ive tried to Irish ?? dance and I look ? like that I am on crack lol ? The audience are on Crack lol ?. Jesus Mary and Joseph that front lead male is gorgeous. Just brilliant, bravo. Thank you! You made my (St. Patricks) day. Those colleens though?. Story Riverdance 25th Anniversary Show is Riverdance, as you’ve never seen it before! A powerful and stirring reinvention of this beloved favorite, celebrated the world over for its Grammy Award-winning score and the thrilling energy and passion of its Irish and international dance. Twenty-five years on, composer Bill Whelan has rerecorded his mesmerizing soundtrack while producer Moya Doherty and director John McColgan have completely reimagined the ground-breaking show with innovative and spectacular lighting, projection, stage and costume designs. Immerse yourself in the extraordinary power and grace of its music and dance?beloved by fans of all ages. Fall in love with the magic of Riverdance all over again.
Saw him in person in his prime... was aaaamazzzzing???. Riverdance - New 25th Anniversary Show Touring throughout the UK from March 2020. Riverdance, as you've never seen or heard it before! A powerful and stirring re-invention of this beloved family favourite, celebrated the world-over for its Grammy award-winning score and the excitement, energy and dynamism of its Irish and International Dance. Twenty five years on, renowned composer Bill Whelan brings this mesmerising soundtrack back to life, completely revitalised for the first time since those original orchestral recordings. Producer Moya Doherty and Director John McColgan have produced an amazing new 25th Anniversary production with innovative and spectacular lighting, projection, staging and costume design, and an all-new finale number which will blow audiences away. Immerse yourself in the extraordinary power and grace of the music and dance - beloved by fans of all ages. Fall in love with the magic of Riverdance all over again. If you would like to book tickets for 10 or more people, please contact us at or call 0844 844 2121 10-12 March 2020 BIC Windsor Hall, Bournemouth 14-15 March 2020 Palace Theatre, Manchester 16-18 March 2020 Royal Concert Hall, Nottingham 20-22 March 2020 Guildhall, Portsmouth 24-26 March 2020 New Theatre, Oxford 27-29 March 2020 Corn Exchange, Cambridge 31 March-1 April 2020 Cliffs Pavilion, Southend 2-4 April 2020 New Theatre, Wimbledon 6-9 April 2020 The Alexandra Theatre, Birmingham 11-12 April 2020 Pavilions, Plymouth 14-18 April 2020 Mayflower, Southampton 21-23 April 2020 Utilita Arena, Newcastle 24-26 April 2020 Playhouse Theatre, Edinburgh 28-30 April 2020 City Hall, Sheffield 1-3 May 2020 Empire Theatre, Sunderland 5-6 May 2020 King's Theatre, Glasgow 8-10 May 2020 Regent Theatre, Stoke 12-14 May 2020 Barbican, York 15 - 17 May 2020 Empire, Liverpool 19 - 21 May 2020 De Montfort Hall, Leicester 22 - 24 May 2020 Hippodrome, Bristol 26 - 27 May 2020 Princess Theatre, Torquay 29 - 31 May 2020 Milton Keynes Theatre 1 - 3 June 2020 St David's Hall, Cardiff 4 - 7 June 2020 Eventim Apollo, London.
Everything on the show is history. absolutely spectacular, just in time for St. Patrick's Day. #WOW. Maravillous Riverdance. Greetings from ?????. Wonderful! Still fantastic after 23 years. Michael Flatley will always be the best! 35 taps a second! And no one has broken his record. STILL STEPPING This Irish extravaganza is celebrating its 25 th anniversary, a quarter century of Celtic thunder as thousands of feet have pounded countless floorboards. What Stomp offered to percussive street-dancing and Forever Tango did for Argentina’s national cooch dance, Riverdance breathtakingly delivers to Irish dance and its cultural spin-offs. Wowing rapt crowds in a tour to mark a milestone, Broadway in Chicago’s high-hoofing spectacle, now in a very short run at the Cadillac Palace Theatre, can slam a stage to raise the dead. It’s impossible not to get caught up in its spontaneous thrill as the literally knee-jerk precision from a line-dance of awesomely coordinated feet drives home a beat that feels stronger than your heart. Conceived by Moya Doherty and shaped by John McColgan into a hit in Dublin, London, New York, Cork and Belfast (with help from Michael Flatley before he broke away to become the “Lord of the Dance”), this supple show traces Irish dance ? embodied in the endless variations of the jig ? through its influence on Harlem tap-dancing, Spanish flamenco, even Cossack spins. Bill Whelan provide a supple Euro-pop score that traces the Celtic beat across the years and continents. Once you get past John Kavanagh’s pretentious narration (which recalls the pompous voice-overs in That’s Dancin’), Riverdance quickly scores a choreographic integrity. Accompanied by a terrific 4-person orchestra (down from the original 13) on exotic-to-inexplicable instruments and performed against a video screen of gorgeous projections (now a huge canvas rather than three screens), these inexhaustible young dancers recapture the tribal terrors and Dionysian abandon of ancient Gaelic dance. Exemplified by lead dancers Will Bryant and Maggie Darlington, the jig becomes a dance incantation where the lack of arm movement channels tension and energy into the blurred legs. (The brain clearly isn’t wired enough to supervise both. ) The eighteen-strong Riverdance Irish Dance Troupe combines the easeful elegance of a coursing thoroughbred with the dexterity of tap heels striking the stage (or each other) quicker than the eye (or ear) can follow. Moving from a silhouette against a firestorm backdrop, Rocio Montoya emerges to perform an equally flaming flamenco, its insistent rhythms taking up the beat of the jigs before it. Easily the pile-driving evening’s most astonishingly original event is a dance-off between Lamont Brown and Tyler Knowlin, tap-dancing Harlem hoofers, and a trio of Irish steppers. The contest flows irresistibly between the sensuous hip-swings, acrobatic flips and break-dancing bravura of the African American duo and the unbending accuracy of the arm-less, hip-less jig trotters. You’ve never seen the like. Performed by the orchestra and the Riverdance Singers, musical interludes deliver a lament to the fallen hero Chu Chulainn, spring and harvest, and the immigrants’ homesickness for the Olde Sod. Almost as dazzling as the dancing, Andrew Voller’s lighting effects, precisely synchronized to his projections of moons, stars and seascapes, unleashes torrents of strobe-like lightning and rock-concert refulgence. The truest tribute to these disciplined dancers, with their perpetual motion wedded to hot fusion, is how hard it is to believe you see what you feel; the latter seems that much stronger than the former. But as you hear these lithe bodies land on foot as if all were two legs, you savor Yeats’ wondrous paradox, “How?can we know the dancer from the dance? ” photos by Jack Hartin Riverdance national tour ends at Chicago’s Cadillac Palace Theatre on February 9, 2020 for tickets, call 800. 775. 2000 or visit Broadway In Chicago tour continues through 2020 for dates and cities, visit Riverdance.
Iike it. i like it. Hello to everyone from me and Russia. 59:18 just look at that level of synchronicity, can you imagine the amount of practice that takes.