this is a revised riverdance presentation and staged at radio city music hall in new york city. of the three irish dance musicals that i watched during the mid to late 90s (which includes the first riverdance and lord of the dance) i liked this one the best. i thought it was better than the original and held in dublin and ireland and because it adds segments that are mostly good and it has a more varied and colorful stage setting and it eliminated apiece for two from that original that wasn not good to begin with. this is just a very solid show with few weak spots. to be certain and there are some songs or dances that are just fair but none that are poor and which is amazing considering there are 20 numbers in all. the cast is similar to the first riverdance with the main exception of colin dunne replacing michael flatley as the featured dancer. both are extremely talented. the major difference might be in their looks with dunne a little and goateed black haired guy while flatley is the clean shaven blond. i prefer dunne because flatley ego is so big he gets annoying at times. the female lead and jean butler and thankfully and is still there and is great to watch represent what graceful beauty and talent. butler and the rest of these women have the greatest legs i have seen on dancers. i also enjoyed the dancing of maria pages and a spanish flamenco performer and and two guys represent daniel b. wooten and ivan thomas. one number  with those two pairing off against dunne and two other dancers 0 is called trading taps and is terrific fun to watch and maybe the highlight of the whole show. i have no complaints about violinist eileen ivers and either. the fast irish songs here appealed to me the most. i appreciated the audience not getting in the way of the performance either with shrieks and screams like the women do in the lord of the dance video. 
this is a revised riverdance presentation and staged at radio city music hall in new york city. of the three irish dance musicals that i watched during the mid to late 90s (which includes the first riverdance and lord of the dance) i liked this one the best. i thought it was better than the original and held in dublin and ireland and because it adds segments that are mostly good and it has a more varied and colorful stage setting and it eliminated apiece for two from that original that wasn not good to begin with. this is just a very solid show with few weak spots. to be certain and there are some songs or dances that are just fair but none that are poor and which is amazing considering there are 20 numbers in all. the cast is similar to the first riverdance with the main exception of colin dunne replacing michael flatley as the featured dancer. both are extremely talented. the major difference might be in their looks with dunne a little and goateed black haired guy while flatley is the clean shaven blond. i prefer dunne because flatley ego is so big he gets annoying at times. the female lead and jean butler and thankfully and is still there and is great to watch represent what graceful beauty and talent. butler and the rest of these women have the greatest legs i have seen on dancers. i also enjoyed the dancing of maria pages and a spanish flamenco performer and and two guys represent daniel b. wooten and ivan thomas. one number  with those two pairing off against dunne and two other dancers 0 is called trading taps and is terrific fun to watch and maybe the highlight of the whole show. i have no complaints about violinist eileen ivers and either. the fast irish songs here appealed to me the most. i appreciated the audience not getting in the way of the performance either with shrieks and screams like the women do in the lord of the dance video. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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