There’s no better way to celebrate the beginning of spring than in the company of Riverdance, the original large scale Irish dance show that brings foot flashing energy, sensuality and a spectacle of colour to the Teatro for a remarkable second season this year.

The enormous popularity and unprecedented response by the South African public to Riverdance led to a complete sell-out of the show’s January 2011 season.

The newest members of the Riverdance Irish Dance Troupe had a chance to check out the New Riverdance Mobile App at dress rehearsals in the Gaiety Theatre, Dublin last week.
Just launched, Riverdance HD for ipad is available for free download on itunes. The App is also available on itunes for iphone and on the Android marketplace for all other smart phones.

Riverdance is delighted to introduce nine new Irish dancers to the Riverdance Troupe. Our new dancers will be preforming over the next few months in various tours including Killarney, Israel, South Africa and North America.

The new dancers are Brian Shinners, James Greeman, Kincaid Stringer, Callum Spencer, Shane Cummins, Rachel Griffin, Rachel Downey, Maggie Darlington and Nicola Dempsey

Now available for free download the interactive Riverdance app gives easy access to international tour dates and shows near you, with instant ticket booking information.

Explore the show scene by scene and get to know the Riverdance cast for each tour and the creative team behind the show.

Keep in touch with regular news updates, tweets and dancer blogs as they tour the world with the show and share with your friends and Riverdance fans on Facebook and Twitter… and much more.

Riverdance is at the Gaiety Theatre for its summer run until August 28 and among the cast is dancer Laura Minogue from Ennis.

Since joining Riverdance in 2003, Laura has performed at Radio City Music Hall in New York, the Theatre Royal Drury Lane and Hammersmith Apollo in London, the Kremlin in Moscow, the Acropolis in Athens and at the Great Wall of China.

RIVERDANCE is back at the Gaiety Theatre in Dublin until the end of August and amongst the cast of the record-breaking show is Dundalk dancer Darren Casey.
The 22-year-old from Fatima Drive has been a member of the show since 2008 and said he is living the dream at present after fulfilling a childhood dream of joining Riverdance.

A typical performance day of Irish Dancer Chloey Turner. Chloey is one of the lead dancers in ‘Riverdance’ at the Gaiety Theatre until August 28 and INEC, Killarney, August 30-September 4.

Emmy award winning costume designer Joan Bergin speaks to Entertainment.ie about her career with Riverdance.

“I looked at how they used to dye fabric with berries in Celtic times. Everything from blackberries to apple skins. And once I got that rich color I used a lot of stretch velvets. I travelled the country finding people, who could contribute, people who embroidered and made crowns”

Riverdance was proud to support the charity MedAid4Kids on our Gaiety Theatre opening night this June 30th.

MedAid4Kids is an Irish charity with one goal in mind ‘to help children who can’t help themselves’. Medaid4kids supplies all eight state orphanages in Transdnestria with their basic hygiene needs, including toilet paper, toothpaste, toothbrushes, shampoo, washing powder, soap etc. Each year over 2,500 children benefit from the generosity of the Irish people.