Riverdance - Reel around the Sun 

most irish people think its boring and old fashioned now.

وصف دقيق حقيقي جميل. تدوينتُكِ صادقة. سلامي و مودتي للأحرار المُستغفرين الله كثيرا أين ما وُجِدوا. هشام الحنفي من فاس - المغرب -

Yes I. Could listen to irish music all day and night

​@@silverkitty2503 it's not about what are people thinking ... it's about the sparkle of youthfulness you are gifted through the music and dance. You have to Physically IMMERSE yourself into this vibe - dance, move, clap, sing, play - then & ONLY THEN you may start to feel fired 🔥 by it. Whether you are bored or grateful - it's your choice, but it reflects your life values, not Riverdance

@@sing4love4fun yeah but young people prefer the comissioned style with all the tricks and high kicks ..just saying the truth..not knocking the style but no young people are usually not willing to imerse themselves in sean nos

Agree 100%!

I second that I have seen so many versions of Riverdance and the only thing that changes is the costumes, the dances are the same and it’s perfect.

some of the segments have actually changed quite a bit. there are at least 3 versions of "firedance". the original was the flamenco dancer with flatley, then they had the flamenco dancer alone, and then they came up with one with the flamenco dancer with 4 male irish dancers, and that version seems to have stuck

The only other dance that was re choreographized was trading taps....that changed almost every show

@@Bondmanproductions that one being partially improvisational probably made it a bit different with every performance. and of course, it wasn't even in the original show. there was a completely different tap dance routine with ragtime music and zoot suits. really glad they changed that

The best one is colin dunne 1996 in new york...when he comes out its like a galloping horse.🙂‍↕️

So long comment no one will ever read it

@@abdallahoweis5582 I did 🤩! Clearly, You have a short attention span🤓.

@@abdallahoweis5582 I did but hey. not everyone has the attention span or the lack of decency of a new York Street rat, thank you for much. You ain't funny. Get a hobby.

@@babs2day agreed

That's awesome. I took ballet growing up but my ballet teachers were.... To put it kindly.... Complete and utter perverted douches.... And yes. That was putting it kindly. There were a couple times when I took a little bit of tap and loved it. More than ballet. I actually looked forward to it. I do wish that I had focused more of my time on taking tap but my sister taught ballet so because of that we got a discount on classes. Plus I was small and miniscule so I didn't really know what I wanted. I do wish that I had taken more tap and focused on that more than ballet. Who knows where I would have ended up. Plus I've always wanted to learn this choreography with every fiber of my being since before I could remember but never could. Maybe in another life. Wouldn't that be something. 😊 how was it? The dancing and learning it? Hard I assume as usual it always is but easier than ballet because its not quite as.... How do I put it.... Fantasy facade like, where you look like one thing but put yourself through hell to look that way and feel like hell 24/7. My sister, who I mentioned taught ballet, she suffers every day and she's only in her early 30s. Granted she had 2 kids but was in pain even before. The grueling training she put herself through literally day and night. Taping her toes with electric tape and bandaids, stretching her turnouts causing her knees to grow awkward, practicing on point for hours on end, literally standing on the edge of your toes. She looked so graceful and beautiful on stage dancing around like a beautiful fairy walking on air, but when she'd come home she'd untape her toes and put them in ice. In my opinion ballet is the very definition of "beauty is pain" and I got a tiny taste of it when my douchey teachers nearly injured me trying to get me to split on multiple occasions.

The poise ,the fitness level, the hours , days, years of practise to reach that standard . They move their feet on the floor quicker than I can my hands on the table 😂😂

Well, I started Irish dance at age 23 and I sometimes still wish I had started earlier, as in competitions you quickly end up in 'over 25' categories. In smaller competitions, this can even be over 16. You just know that as an adult, you will have a hard time winning anything at all that way ;)

I wish the camera would stop moving too.

Din cînd în cînd ascult această piesă .👍.Este veche dar nemuritoare .👍.

Gary Beauchamp both were great

oh fuck off. the superbowl halftime show was latin dancing you dont have to drag one down to lift up the other

@@PinkSparklerToontown no if that tom brady vs The Kansas Chifes City

@@heatherlewis1284 Pity that you quit because of the competitions, but I don't know how that works in other countries. On 'The Continent' (Europe) most schools do persuade students to take part in competitions, but if you really don't want to, the teachers will respect that. Than you just dance because you want to dance and even though you don't compete, you will eventually get higher up. I started when I was 23 years old, but only entered the first competition when I was 26 or so. I still dance, just no more competitions as I just suck because I'm far too nervous (self-esteem problem here...). While I dance the stars out of the sky in class, I'm just a fraction of that at a competition and when during a break the adjudicator came to me to encourage me (and basically ask if there was something wrong) and that was the second time in a row that happened to me, I decided to quit the world of competition after 8 of them or so. Maybe who knows I will someday find that inner strength that does make me able to perform good on a competition, but for now, I'm (sort of) happy the way it is (as those few times I did end up on the second or first spot of the podium, did feel nice and everybody else in class goes to competitions)

There's a Blu-ray "Riverdance Live from Beijing" but apparently it's out of print and selling for $85 on Amazon. There's also a new Lord of the Dance blu-ray using updated digital backdrops.

This year! 25th anniversary! In theatres first in March

waverly2468 if your willing to pay $8.99 a month for a subscription to Broadway HD they have that and various other Riverdance streaming videos.

That's how I was when I saw it for the 1st time 3 years ago it was a dream come true

It started with the eurovision song contest and the first performance at the Pointe theater in Dublin.

epic!

Mine too!

Este ca o esenţă rară o ascult des .

Chicago the hometown of the original riverdance star Michael Flatley..in his hometown.

i literally damn hes HOT!!!!

Vdd

Yes he is a great composer.

@@martinpatrick9915 and choreographer too!!

He did the music for the animated Riverdance movie, all the music from the show it was inspired by the worldwide dance production.