What is the name of the main dancer in riverdance?

What is riverdance: tap dance

Tap dancing

Tap dance is a modern dance style. A North American colony formed in the twenties of the 18th century.

At that time, Irish immigrants and African slaves brought their respective folk dances to the North American colonies, and gradually merged to form new dance forms. The form of this dance is relatively open and free, and there are not many formal restrictions.

The dancers do not focus on the movement of the body, but on the complex technique of the percussion rhythm of the toes and heels. Tap dance is based on the rhythm of different dance music, and mainly relies on tap shoes to make a "tap tap" sound.

In tap dance performances, the performers wear special tap dance shoes, rub and slap on the floor with various parts of their feet, making various tap sounds, and the dancers' various graceful dance postures form a unique charm of tap dance, humor and expressiveness.

After years of development, tap dance has absorbed elements such as jazz rhythm and improvisation, and is also a very interesting sport, which is more self-entertaining, more open and challenging, giving people a feeling of lightness, liveliness, freedom and rhythm.

Tap Dance** is a folk dance from Broadway in the United States. Prior to this, Irish immigrants and African slaves brought their own folk dances to the continent, and these folk dances gradually merged to form a new dance form, tap dancing.

Tap dance and empty dance is a dance style that is used to listen, and there is even a saying that a great tap dancer is even more of a ** master.

In the early days of tap dance competitions, the judges even sat under the wooden stage and did not look at the dancers at all, but listened to the priority of their beats, and for tap dancing, the most important thing was whether the rhythm was clear. A good tap dancer, no matter how fast the rhythm, how complex the dance steps, and how light and filial piety the voice, can be clear.

The earliest was Jean Butler

The second generation is called Joanne Doyle

It's the blonde one, the one who came to China to perform.

Jane Bloor began her dance studies at the age of 4, and her mother knew that the art of Irish dance was one of the best ways to preserve Irish heritage in the United States, so she encouraged her to learn from New York dance master Donna Gordon for a rigorous training in classical ballet, tap dancing and theatre arts.

At the age of 17, Jane began performing with "The Chieftain," and after a successful debut in Carnegie Hall, Jane embarked on a world tour, touring the United States, Canada, Europe and Japan, to rave reviews. She is best known for her performances with "The Chieftain" in Belfast and with Mike Jagger in "Dublin's Rough Road". Jane Bloor has become one of the brightest stars in the world of dance.

Later, he met the new "King of Dancer" Colin Towne, and the two have become the best partner since then.

She is the lead dancer of the Irish tap dance Riverdance.

Riverdance is based on traditional Irish tap dance, blends passionate Spanish flamenco, and draws on the essence of classical ballet and modern dance to create a magnificent and colorful dance work. The performance of the Irish Orchestra and the natural bel canto of the choir played a finishing role. Riverdance is a Broadway song and dance feast with power, texture and beauty.

The title of riverdance.

Irish National Treasure;

the world's No. 1 tap dance show;

a textbook of world dance drama;

The world's widest touring show;

dominated the global dance box office champion for 21 years;

dance dramas with the most world dance champions;

the only dance drama known as the Broadway Ivy League;

Other dance dramas plagiarize and infringe on dance dramas with the most false reports;

the only show to create a sequel and continue to break its own box office records;

The only foreign song and dance troupe that carries all the lights, sound, floors and even screws.

Very nice show!