Riverdance marks its thirty year anniversary of the stage show
'Riverdance' is celebrating three decades of its spectacular theatrical show - which has been seen by millions around the world.
‘Riverdance’ is celebrating 30 years since its theatrical show first appeared onto the stage.
Composer Bill Whelan, 74, Moya Doherty, 68, and her husband and director John McColgan's synchronised Irish Dancing spectacle captured the hearts of millions globally after their spellbinding seven-minute interval performance at the 1994 ‘Eurovision Song Contest’ in the Point Theatre, Dublin, Ireland.
Since that moment - which is considered the most well-known interval act in the competition’s history - the ensemble has played over 16,000 performances throughout 49 countries across six continents.
Here is a closer look at the trailer for Riverdance's 30th anniversary:
