YouTube Screenshot, 3276ajThe theatrical show that features traditional Irish music was legendary.
It Has Gone To Different Theaters And Venues
PixabayThe show has been performed in 450 venues all around the world and has been witnessed by more than 25 million audiences.
The Man That Brought It To Life
WikipediaMichael Flatley, an Irish-American dancer, choreographer, and musician, has contributed a huge part to the show most especially during its first year in production.
His Last Riverdance Performance
YouTube Screenshot, 3276ajFlatley’s appearance in the show ended just before the show was going to start its second run in London on October 3rd, 1995.
The Original Partners
YouTube Screenshot, 3276ajFlatley primarily starred in the show with his partner, Jean Butler, and they both once again impressed the audience one last time in their final performance.
The Synchronicity Was Insane
YouTube Screenshot, 3276ajAll of the dancers moved along in unison, with every move perfectly synched with one another.
The Final Bow
YouTube Screenshot, 3276ajAs the final performance ends, the backup dancers form a line facing the audience with Flatley and Butler in front, and they all give an emotional bow to the crowd.
A Well-Deserved Standing Ovation
PixabayCompletely mesmerized by the performance, the audience gave the show a big round of applause together with a heartfelt standing ovation.
It Was A Timeless Performance
YouTube Screenshot Screenshot, 3276ajUp until now, the show is still blowing people’s minds.
Prepare your tissue and get ready to be teary-eyed as you watch Flatley’s final performance of Riverdance in the video below.
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