From February 26, 1997: Ellen Degeneres introduces a dual performance of the Broadway hit musicals Bring in 'da Noise, Bring in 'da Funk and Riverdance.
This isn't the TONY Awards of 1997, but this is really a good Grammys performance of seeing both Bring in Da' Noise, bring in da' Funk and Riverdance all at once. : ) Nice pair, Ellen and the producers plus crew of the Grammy Awards.
I agree, I saw the show six times on Broadway and I was an Off-Broadway performer at the time and each time I saw it I was amazed. I kept thinking that is what it means to be a superstar talent at something!
It must've been a slippery floor. They were actually concerned about the floor also being too slippery when they did this the very first time at the Pointe Theater in Dublin at Eurovision in the 90's.
@@sallyavantmusic it looks to me like when he was going for the front click his left ankle rolled, there was something left on the stage as something black slid from under his foot, I had thought it was the lines on the stage at first, then I saw it move after he landed on it.
Oh my God, you have to be kidding. He came out and flailed around like he had been chased or something. It was embarrassing. It certainly wasn't dancing. But I think we understand why you hate the Riverdance dancers & slobber over Glover. Identity dancing politics
@@spectronaut420 the drumming/dancing stage productions of the 90s were QUICKLY dated. They became dated more quickly than buzzwords like 'woke.' But, for all you kids out there, drumming and dancing are still cool
@@spectronaut420 for you perhaps, but Irish dance is a hell of a lot more better and athletic, majestic dance form than modern dancing ever, plus it has worldwide fans....
