RiverDance

kers, all people well dressed, everyone is smiling and excited for the event. As I sat down on my seat, I started to look around, it was a big auditorium with a seats arranged so everyone will see the event no matter where you seat. The stage

e of taste but although it isn’t something that I would put in my CD player, I respected the music from a art stand point.Another thing that grab my attention was the lighting that was used throughout the concert. I started to realize that was noticing things that I wouldn’t normally pay attention to. The lighting pointed out the important moments and people at the right time. It did not have any special lighting effects and it really didn’t need to. All together, lighting and sound created some feeling of climax for the show. Scenery of the play was very simple. It didn’t use any detailed decorations for the concert but it really didn’t have to because there were so many other things going on it would of drawn your attention away. What I began to learn about the River dance was it tells us the story of Irish history and dance in the abstract, mixing Irish step dancing with other folk forms like African American tap, and Russian folk. Production of the dances began slow at the first moment and then was getting faster and faster. I felt that I had no time to relax; dancers were holding all the attention. At the moments when everyone danced on the stage, the movements were so synchronized that it was giving a feeling that everyone flows together as a unit. With its movements dancers were able to show the mood of dance. I was able to laugh, and appreciate the time and efforts of the people that take part in the dancing. I think the main focus of the da

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