Photo: Michael Hussey (YoughalOnline.com)

“This could have been Broadway or Covent Garden, as it was a five-star performance from start to finish that left the audience cheering wildly.”…….. Irish Music Magazine
The Show
Mesmerising Irish music, song and dance show, Dancing Thru the Ages, is set to make its spectacular Cork City debut this July at the Firkin Crane Theatre.
Having spent the last four years in the picturesque seaside town of Youghal in East Cork, and touring parts of the Middle East and Italy, Dancing Thru the Ages is set to wow a new audience with its eclectic mix of world class musicians, singers and dancers.
Choreographed and directed by Celebrity Jigs ‘n’ Reels winner and former Riverdance lead, Paula Goulding, the 10-strong dance troupe will captivate and inspire with their intricate steps and sensational energy. The magic and beauty of Ireland’s colourful culture is seamlessly showcased in this spine-tingling show as it journeys through the history of Irish music, song and dance.

The Music
Dearga, the 7-piece ensemble behind Dancing Thru the Ages, is led by Richard Foley on mandolin and bouzouki. This stunning group of musicians has created a unique style of music, calling on the integral history of Irish traditional music and fusing it with many styles from around the world including bluegrass and jazz. One of the true legends of Irish music, Steve Cooney, has been enlisted to take their interpretation of Irish music to a whole new level, ensuring an inimitable exhibition of energy and enjoyment in every performance. The groups debut CD will be launched at the Firkin Crane, also produced by Steve Cooney.

The Firkin Crane
Set in the historical rotunda that was once part of Cork’s original Butter Exchange, Dancing Thru the Ages’ new home will provide their patrons with a little taste of the beauty and culture of Cork City. Situated in Shandon, in the heart of Cork City, the Firkin Crane is renowned for its dedication to the art of dance and serves as a venue for new dance works and for touring national and international dance companies.

Dancing Thru the Ages will perform weeknights for July and August at the Firkin Crane, for more information please contact Phyllis Foley, Marketing Manager at info@dancingthrutheages.com or log on to www.dancingthrutheages.com.

Queries can also be made at the Firkin Crane on 021-4507487 or 024 92571 / 086-1280151.

































Hi,
I love your version of Smooth Criminal. Do you have a CD of it (soundtrack), or where can I buy the version that you all dance to.
Thank you,
Barbara Hensley