The innovative Irish dance troupe, ProdiJIG, is returning to the stage this June as part of an exciting new collaboration between Cork Opera House and Cork Midsummer Festival. Celebrating a new era in ...

As we prepare to paint the town green, don our shamrocks with pride and prop Saint Patrick up on that vintage John Deere, it’s important to remember what makes us stand out from the rest of the world.

Got to Dance winners Prodijig say they want Irish dance to become an integrated part of the dance world as they reveal plans to tour. The Irish dance troupe won the final of Sky 1's dance show - ...

After stomping through three rounds of competition, the Irish dancers of Prodijig were named "Got To Dance" champions Sunday evening. "We're just all going to take a bit each, and then just growing ...

Opening at Cork Opera House this week, a ground-breaking new show that, it is claimed, will redefine Irish dance for the next generation. An original production by the theatre, choreographed and ...

Prodijig have been crowned winners of Got to Dance 2012. The group of hip-hop-loving Irish dancers were announced by host Davina McCall as having topped the public vote in tonight's (March 4) London ...

SKY One’s Got To Dance winners Prodijig are vowing to launch a new era for Irish dance with their first stage show, Footstorm, whose debut tour thunders into York Barbican on Saturday. All seven of ...

ProdiJIG: The Revolution is a ground breaking new Irish Dance show, led by one of the most innovative choreographers and dancers in the world, Cork born Alan Kenefick. He will be joined on stage by 22 ...

Dance troupe Prodijig are holding auditions in Dublin tomorrow for their new stage show, Footstorm. The winners of Sky TV’s Got to Dance series are making a call out to dancers from Ireland for the ...

Over 1 million viewers watched Irish dancers Prodijig grabbing the Got to Dance series three crown last night (March 4) as the troupe tapped their way to £250,000. Ashley Banjo described the crew as ...

Choreographer and creator Alan Kenefick’s experiment aims to bridge the genre-gap between, for example, Michael Jackson and traditional Irish dance. It’’s this revolutionary thesis that energises the ...