When music, dance, and amazing athleticism come together, there is nothing more beautiful to watch. Of course, if the location is Boston, and the music is Irish, it's got to be special. Sheer entertainment!
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April 01, 2017
Riverdance on Ice
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This is my all time favorite ice performance. Jason Brown is the ultimate connector with his audience. This is so beautiful it brings me to tears.
Athleticism and grace, who needs the quads?
Posted by: Connie Ciampanelli | April 01, 2017 at 03:57 PM
Connie, this and the Torvill and Dean Bolero have to be my favorite performances on ice.
Posted by: Lydia | April 02, 2017 at 03:03 PM