It’s a tad naff/ gimmicky at least… let’s be honest.
No, wait, Diversity are still going …and making good money! Oh, well then, it’s absolutely brilliant!!
(PS – In no way am I criticising the hours of practice put in by dancers trying / plying their trade / talent)
…I was always told Prodies couldnt dance.
How do you know they are Protestants?
^^ not sure if serious
The public get what the public wants.
Utter crap in other words. People have no taste.
How do you know they are Protestants?
Because they look like they are???? I think he’s joking.
or possibly an interpretation of the groups name…
I’m going to be pedantic here, but I think it’s a pun on the word “Prodigy”!
The women’s make-up has to go if they want to look modern; Krystle style maquillage looks contemporary nowhere on the planet but TV3 and Harcourt Street.
Michael Flatley is cacking it
Harsh crowd. I loved this, it’s a sexy new feel for Irish dance. Maybe it just appeals to women who aren’t makeup critics but you have to appreciate that at least they are trying to bring a new audience to the Irish dance style.
Brilliant. Great musicality.
It’s a tad naff/ gimmicky at least… let’s be honest.
No, wait, Diversity are still going …and making good money! Oh, well then, it’s absolutely brilliant!!
(PS – In no way am I criticising the hours of practice put in by dancers trying / plying their trade / talent)
…I was always told Prodies couldnt dance.
How do you know they are Protestants?
^^ not sure if serious
The public get what the public wants.
Utter crap in other words. People have no taste.
How do you know they are Protestants?
Because they look like they are???? I think he’s joking.
or possibly an interpretation of the groups name…
I’m going to be pedantic here, but I think it’s a pun on the word “Prodigy”!
The women’s make-up has to go if they want to look modern; Krystle style maquillage looks contemporary nowhere on the planet but TV3 and Harcourt Street.
Michael Flatley is cacking it
Harsh crowd. I loved this, it’s a sexy new feel for Irish dance. Maybe it just appeals to women who aren’t makeup critics but you have to appreciate that at least they are trying to bring a new audience to the Irish dance style.