Last dance for “Riverdance” as show says farewell to America after 16 years

This is a VERY difficult question--- in the film "Tunes of Glory" Alec Guiness, in the role of an officer of a Scottish regiment whistles what I'll guess is a Scottish air. I remember Patty Noonan playing it while dancers were formimg to dance "The Seige of Ennis" at the City Center Ballroom in Manhattan.

A truly amazing and talented group, a real credit to Ireland!

March 30, Riverdance will be in Barrie, Ontario, already bought the tickets, can't wait.

Sunday, March 17, 1996. Down in the Big Apple from Canada for the St Patrick's weekend and managed to get tickets for the amazing show at Radio City Music Hall. Thought we knew what was coming, having watched over and over again the video recording to the Eurovision interlude. It surpassed all expectations. I remember the audience shuffling out o the theater foyer at the end of repeated curtain calls and everybody was literally carried along with a slip of a jig out the door and into the night. Oh how we danced on that St Patrick's Day!

How Sad but they were GREAT.

michael flatley MADE that show...and imo, GOT robbed by the powers that be....but, he went onto make & star in other AMAZING shows. alisa

After Vice President of China Xi Jinping flew into Shannon International Airport, and went to see a County Clare farm and the Cliffs of Moher, Riverdance was one of the next visits on his list - the Chinese are absolutely fascinated with the show

Amazing act. I was privileged to be present at opening night in New York's Radio City Music Hall, it was spectacular. Got to congratulate Jean Butler aftwerwards at a reception in the Plaza Hotel, a beautiful person.

Where is the last show to be performed? They were/are great.

Michael Flatley was genius....

The most wonderful group of dancers I have ever seen. It is a sad farewell but they go with our love and gratitude. I'm so glad I have them on tapes so I can relive their wonderful talents. Thank you, Riverdance, you will be missed!

When I saw Jean Butler dance ......... I was in love in 6 seconds.

A well deserved cultural phenomenon.