[Event] Las Vegas show ‘Riverdance’, coming to Denver!

From the upcoming 15th, performing at Gaiety Theatre located in Dublin, Ireland

 

(Denver = Wongeol Jeong) It was a somewhat tired Wednesday afternoon. I couldn’t tell if the weather was continuously alternating between cloudy and clear. For several weeks, it had been raining intermittently, followed by periods of clear skies.

 

Fortunately, when I arrived at the Buell Theatre, the weather was reasonably clear. It was a moderate day, not too cold nor too hot. I quickened my pace in the “moderate” air.

 

The stage was set with Irish-themed music. Three musicians were playing different instruments. The saxophone, violin, and uilleann pipes harmonized, creating an Irish ambiance.

 

This performance featured the traditional Irish tap dance. The group tap dance with added dynamism brought liveliness to the theater.

 

As befitting traditional Irish dances, the addition of traditional music created a serene atmosphere.

 

The stage began with a dozen or so young men and women dancing the tap dance together. The tap dance was infused with strength and dynamism, making it exhilarating.

 

The stage then transitioned into a passionate dance performed by a dancer in a Spanish-style red dress. The stage, reminiscent of fire, evoked the words “seductive temptation.” Eventually, the stage transformed into contemporary dance.

 

The harmonious collaboration of the saxophone and the dance brought joy to the ears.

 

While watching Riverdance, the creativity that brought fun, laughter, and engaged the audience through applause was refreshing. The beautiful voices of the singers, captivating lighting in vibrant colors, and costumes that evoked a sense of magic added another layer of enjoyment to the performance.

 

The Riverdance 25th anniversary show, which ran until the 4th at the Denver Buell Theatre, is planned to be performed at the Gaiety Theatre in Dublin, Ireland, starting from the 15th.