Magic of the Dance
24th – 29th August
Magic of the Dance
They tap on tables, jump over boxes, and stomp the ground until their shoes catch fire. Magic of the Dance is a fast paced, energetic show where sparks really do fly in this spectacular dance celebrating the history of Ireland in one exciting dance production. 2009 celebrates the 10th year of this outstanding Irish dance show which has now performed to over 1 million people. This high octane show has innovate choreography by 8 times World Champion John Carey and haunting narrative by Hollywood idol Christopher Lee. Enchanting music, breathtaking pyrotechnics and technologically advanced lighting all combine with the World’s greatest Irish dancers to make sure Magic of the Dance is still the hottest ticket in town!
Magic of the Dance
They tap on tables, jump over boxes, and stomp the ground until their shoes catch fire. Magic of the Dance is a fast paced, energetic show where sparks really do fly in this spectacular dance celebrating the history of Ireland in one exciting dance production. 2009 celebrates the 10th year of this outstanding Irish dance show which has now performed to over 1 million people. This high octane show has innovate choreography by 8 times World Champion John Carey and haunting narrative by Hollywood idol Christopher Lee. Enchanting music, breathtaking pyrotechnics and technologically advanced lighting all combine with the World’s greatest Irish dancers to make sure Magic of the Dance is still the hottest ticket in town!
From 24th August To 29th August
Times Eves 8pm Mats 2.30pm
Prices £14.50-£22.50
Venue Festival Theatre
Genre Dance
An amazing show that kept my feet tapping all the way through. A must see show. 
We saw the show on Tuesday 25th August. From the outset it did not inspire at all. A mediocre set, and a mediocre cast (did they really audition for this) put on what I can only describe as a poor show. The lead for the most part could at times not be bothered to keep up with the click track on which the taps were recorded.
The New York tappers tried to entertain but 'STOMP' it was'nt....... more
- Theatreworld Magazine (UK)