Dance show that fuses Irish dance and urban tap, co-created by Adam Garcia and Tom Ball.
Adam Garcia is bringing Emerald Storm to the Worthing Pavilion Theatre on Wednesday 11 November, as part of the show's tour. It's a dance production that puts two styles side by side: the fire of Irish dance and the grit of urban tap, with the choreography leaning into the contrast between them. The two styles run through the whole thing, and the show is built around that rhythm.
It's not just the dancing on stage, either. The production brings together world-class dancers, live musicians and vocal performances, so you'll hear as much as you see. The live music and singing are woven into the choreography rather than sitting as a separate accompaniment, and the whole thing is described as a rhythm-led theatrical journey. The Irish dance provides the fast, precise footwork, while the urban tap adds a heavier, street-influenced edge, and the two meet in the middle.
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On the bill are Adam Garcia and Tom Ball, though it's worth noting that Garcia is appearing at select shows only, so if you're planning to go, it's a good idea to check the specific date. The show runs from 7:30pm to 9:40pm, just over two hours, and the venue is the Worthing Pavilion Theatre on Marine Parade, BN11 3PX. If you're coming from out of town, that puts it right by the seafront in Worthing.
