Your man, the Celtic Legends

By Maria Gregoriou

Don’t panic if you feel the earth shake next week in Limassol on Wednesday and Thursday, and in Larnaca on Friday, it might come across as an earthquake but the rhythmic movement will be coming from multiple dancing feet showing us how traditional Irish dance is really done.

The feet will belong to members of the Celtic Legends. Fourteen award-winning dancers and five musicians will bring the true meaning of Irish music and dance to the stage.

You might think that this is just another Irish dance group but according to the group’s Facebook page their show is “a true atmosphere and Irish culture experience with a tiny bit of bling and 100 per cent live.”

Celtic Legends
Traditional Irish dance. July 29-30. Municipal Gardens Theatre, Lord Byron Street, Limassol. 8pm. €25-10. Tel: 25-343341
July 31. Pattichion Municipal Amphitheatre, Nikolaou G. Dimitriou Street, Larnaca. 8pm. €20/10. Tel: 24-653333

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