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Dance Masters - Best of Irish Dance

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Dance Masters - Best of Irish Dance

Experience Irish tap dancing in its most beautiful form and let thsi show take you on a time travel through its moving 200-year history.

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A captivating journey through the Ireland of the last 200 years, Irish fresh and full of life! Furiose, light-footed passion for dancing, concentrated energy, great live music and pure Irish attitude to life - that's Dance Masters!

Irish Tap Dance to Perfection
A selection of the best Irish tap dancers whirls and "clicks" across the stage at breathtaking speed and seems to simply lift the gravity. The professional dancers are supported by original Irish live music. The cheerfully stirring guitar rhythms and violin sounds, traditional pipes and original Irish vocals of the evening's celebrated band complete the show and make it an unforgettable experience.

The fact that the Dance Masters almost casually combine infectious joie de vivre and impetuous dynamics with dancing precision and perfect choreography has fascinated hundreds of thousands of enthusiastic visitors for years - many of them again and again.

Artists/Collaborators: ELLA MC CABE, DEARBHLA CASEY, GAVINA ZUCCARELLO, SADHBH CASEY, JORDAN COOKE, SHANNEN KENNY, MICHAL ZUBALIK, LIAM SLATTERY, SEAN HANAFIN, CONNER FLOWER, ODHRÁN LYNCH, THOMAS BECK, BARRY TIERNEY, CIARA MURPHY, ANDREW KELLY, MICHAEL DURKAN, RICHARD GRIFFIN, REBEKAH SHEARER

Runtime: Thu, 09/01/2025 to Sat, 25/04/2026

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