Welcome to Titanidance: The all-new Irish dance and music spectacular!

 

Step aboard one of the world’s most famous ships. Titanicdance tells a heart-gripping love story as the great ship makes its maiden voyage across the Atlantic. This epic tale is enacted by a cast of 24 of the world's top Irish dancers and 6 of Ireland's leading musicians, making Titanicdance an unmissable spectacular of live music, song, and dance, along with amazing costumes and set design. Visually, Titanicdance is something you'll never have experienced before.The original choreography is sure to set your feet tapping and emotions running high as the story unfolds - you're guaranteed to want more and more.

 

 

 

 

 

Raymond is from Drumkeen, Co. Donegal and started dancing at the age of 9 with the Terri Lafferty School of dancing. He competed in major championships and won many titles and medals including Ulster’s, all Ireland, British nationals, all Scotland and World championships. At the age of 16 Raymond started his professional career joining Michael Flatley’s Lord of the Dance, his first performance being the prestigious Feet of Flames in London’s Hyde Park. He then went on to spend the next 6 and a half years performing with Lord of the Dance in Las Vegas where the show was resident in both the New York New York and Venetian hotels. He continued his touring career travelling all over the world including Europe, South Africa, Brazil, Singapore, Taiwan, USA, and Canada. Raymond is now based in Donegal where in partnership with his girlfriend Louise he continues to perform in many corporate and local events.

 

 

 

Born and raised in Manchester, influenced by his parent’s Irish roots in Co. Leitrim and Co. Roscommon, James took up Irish dancing at the age of 4 with the Lally School. From a young age James competed in many Feisana consistently being placed top 3, winning his first title at the American National Championships at the age of 7. He continued to excel winning a total of 4 American Nationals, 8 British Nationals, 9 Great Britain’s, 3 all Irelands, 1 European and 2 World championship titles. 2000 was an incredible year for James winning every major title that could be achieved competitively in Irish dancing. For the past 10 years James has been performing with Michael Flatley’s Lord of the Dance and due to his incredible talent only 10 months after joining the cast he was asked to perform the lead role of the Lord which he performed for the first time in Port Elizabeth, South Africa and became the youngest dancer to have ever performed the role. He has continued to travel with the show performing in various countries such as USA, Mexico, Egypt, Dubai, Russia and all over Europe. James is now a qualified Irish dance teacher and in between touring teaches many children around the world as well as at his own Irish Dancing Academy in Manchester.