Some of the best Irish dancers in the world line out for this Irish dance show in Co Galway

“Trad on the Prom” is excellent. Full stop. No arguments on each and every count, tap, and note. It’s not often you come across something you want to shout about from the rooftops, but “Trad on the Prom” is all that and more. If you have never seen “Riverdance” or “Lord of the Dance” and even if you have and happen to be in Galway, you should go and see this show.

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This show is different as you can get up close and personal to the action on stage and actually see and hear what is happening properly. It’s thrilling, I couldn’t sleep for hours afterward, it was so exciting.

No more than myself you probably won’t remember their names, but we are talking world class talent here: Sylph-like Claire Greaney, who has won the World Irish Dancing Championship no fewer than six times, the Keaney brothers “putting it up to” Cian Nolan (see the video below) and Ireland’s top “Sean Nós” dancer Emma O’Sullivan, a raven-haired beauty from Connemara.

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Then there is the superb music and tunes played by the accomplished Mairín Fahy and her sister Yvonne, of the Chieftains. Is there any musical instrument this lady can’t play? And piper Gerard Fahy, who flew in fresh from a live interview in London with legendary Michael Flatley. He’s only the musical director of the “Lord of the Dance.” I mean, could you get any better?

Thanks to Susan Byron at Ireland’s Hidden Gems for sharing this video:

And check out this preview for Trad on the Prom 2019:

Trad on the Prom 2019

Have you got your tickets yet? Trad on the Prom is back on Sunday, May 12th! We can't wait to welcome you back to Leisureland Theatre every Tuesday, Thursday & Sunday until October 10th! Tickets www.tradontheprom.com

Publiée par Trad on the Prom sur Lundi 15 avril 2019

* Originally published in 2014. 

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