Danceperados of Ireland
"Hooked" Tour
The name of the dance show loosely translates as "The Danceperados" and symbolizes the enthusiasm for Irish step dancing. Yes, the Irish can dance, sing and play - it's in their blood. But they are also world-famous for other skills and passions. Irish whiskey is an absolute must. So why not bring these two cultures together?
With "Hooked", the Danceperados have created a rousing new show that combines the fascination of fishing and dancing with music and song. "Hooked" is a tribute to the customs and traditions of maritime communities, where things are so wonderfully different from the big cities. The songs and stories about the sea take us back to a time when people were still self-sufficient and led a simple but self-determined life. But a dangerous one! The sea not only gave, but often also took. All this can be seen and heard. A multivision with historical and current images and videos is combined with music and tap dancing to create a total work of art for the eyes and ears.
However, "Hooked" is not just an ode to the sea and the rivers of the Emerald Isle or the wild and impetuous nature. In view of the speed and aggressiveness of current overexploitation, one has to wonder whether the natural environment will be preserved for future generations. The Danceperados of Ireland bring the unequal battle of David against Goliath to the boards that mean the world.
The ensemble consists of award-winning dancers, a live band of six musicians and the renowned dancer and choreographer Michael Donnellan. They all love the artistic challenge without a net and a double bottom and tap and dance with unbridled vitality and authenticity. This is where the world champions show what they can do! The ensemble, which combines show and culture in the best possible way, is celebrated with standing ovations.
Organizer: Magnetic Music GmbH in cooperation with the Musik- und Kongresshalle Lübeck
Tickets are available in advance from €38.90 at tips&TICKETS, at all known advance booking offices, in the MUK ticket store and at eventim.
Copyright: Gregor Eisenhuth
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