Touring dance show that brings Irish dance and urban tap together, produced and starring Adam Garcia with Tom Ball and a company of dancers.
Adam Garcia's Emerald Storm comes to the Wyvern Theatre on Sunday 15 November, as part of its 2026 UK tour. It's a dance show that brings together Irish dance and urban tap, with Garcia producing and starring in it. He's known for Coyote Ugly and Saturday Night Fever, and here he's blending dance, music and voice into a rhythm-led night of spectacle, driven by thunderous footwork, precision choreography and a bold contemporary edge. The show is billed as bringing Riverdance and Stomp together, colliding the fire of Irish dance with the grit of urban tap.
Garcia shares the stage with Britain's Got Talent finalist Tom Ball, who performs live alongside a company of world-class dancers and live musicians. The whole thing is built around the footwork, so the sound of the dancing is as much a part of it as the music. It's a high-impact, rhythm-led evening that puts the dancing front and centre, with the Irish and urban styles running side by side rather than one taking over from the other.
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The Swindon date is one stop on the show's 2026 tour, so it's coming through as part of a wider run across the UK. It runs from 7:30pm to 10:00pm at the Wyvern Theatre on Theatre Square, SN1 1QN, and it's a paid event.
