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Dancing With the Stars - Ireland
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Well that was a very enjoyable evening. Loved every minute of it and am watching it back now on TV.
First thing that struck me is how much bigger the floor and studio look on TV. The whole set is TINY!
They serve tea and coffee and you can get sandwiches there but the first thing that strikes you is the heat, even in the holding area. It's absolutely roasting there. Coffee is not a good idea!
We were brought in to our seats about an hour before it started and the producer set a few ground rules - please clap, go to the loo now, no mobile phones etc. They then did a few takes filming the pro dance and everyone legged to the loo before 6.30.
Once the main show started, it was interesting to watch the props being brought out, the dancers lining up etc. Shaunagh (12th pro) played Emily's "legs" for the Beetlejuice dance.
I know people say Amanda is wooden but she's actually much more natural when not reading the teleprinter. During the breaks, the judges stood up and would chat and joke with the audience.
Disappointed to see Tomas go. Marty's dance actually looks worse on TV than it did in the flesh. The great thing about being there is you can watch all the steps and in the case of Marty and Erin, I could just watch Ksenia and Ryan. I also got to watch them for the pro dance - such amazing dancers.
Got to have a quick chat with Brian and Julian afterwards, as well as Giulia, Anna and John. Anna is such a lovely person and I had to compliment John on the choreography for what was my favourite dance of the night.
Great fun
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Well that was a very enjoyable evening. Loved every minute of it and am watching it back now on TV.
First thing that struck me is how much bigger the floor and studio look on TV. The whole set is TINY!
They serve tea and coffee and you can get sandwiches there but the first thing that strikes you is the heat, even in the holding area. It's absolutely roasting there. Coffee is not a good idea!
We were brought in to our seats about an hour before it started and the producer set a few ground rules - please clap, go to the loo now, no mobile phones etc. They then did a few takes filming the pro dance and everyone legged to the loo before 6.30.
Once the main show started, it was interesting to watch the props being brought out, the dancers lining up etc. Shaunagh (12th pro) played Emily's "legs" for the Beetlejuice dance.
I know people say Amanda is wooden but she's actually much more natural when not reading the teleprinter. During the breaks, the judges stood up and would chat and joke with the audience.
Disappointed to see Tomas go. Marty's dance actually looks worse on TV than it did in the flesh. The great thing about being there is you can watch all the steps and in the case of Marty and Erin, I could just watch Ksenia and Ryan. I also got to watch them for the pro dance - such amazing dancers.
Got to have a quick chat with Brian and Julian afterwards, as well as Giulia, Anna and John. Anna is such a lovely person and I had to compliment John on the choreography for what was my favourite dance of the night.
Great fun
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Ksenia can barely hide her reluctance to be dancing with Marty. I'd say he is
a right pain during rehearsals, as he tends to be during the interviews.
Marty has a living human female partner for 20 years. I hope the strictly curse doesn't happen for Marty. Hopefully he and Ksenia can resist each other.0 -
Well that was a very enjoyable evening. Loved every minute of it and am watching it back now on TV.
First thing that struck me is how much bigger the floor and studio look on TV. The whole set is TINY!
They serve tea and coffee and you can get sandwiches there but the first thing that strikes you is the heat, even in the holding area. It's absolutely roasting there. Coffee is not a good idea!
We were brought in to our seats about an hour before it started and the producer set a few ground rules - please clap, go to the loo now, no mobile phones etc. They then did a few takes filming the pro dance and everyone legged to the loo before 6.30.
Once the main show started, it was interesting to watch the props being brought out, the dancers lining up etc. Shaunagh (12th pro) played Emily's "legs" for the Beetlejuice dance.
I know people say Amanda is wooden but she's actually much more natural when not reading the teleprinter. During the breaks, the judges stood up and would chat and joke with the audience.
Disappointed to see Tomas go. Marty's dance actually looks worse on TV than it did in the flesh. The great thing about being there is you can watch all the steps and in the case of Marty and Erin, I could just watch Ksenia and Ryan. I also got to watch them for the pro dance - such amazing dancers.
Got to have a quick chat with Brian and Julian afterwards, as well as Giulia, Anna and John. Anna is such a lovely person and I had to compliment John on the choreography for what was my favourite dance of the night.
Great fun
Nice write up! One thing I'd like to know though, is there a producer or someone off camera that urges the audience to boo Brian Redmond when he says something negative or does the booing just start naturally?0 -
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Ksenia can barely hide her reluctance to be dancing with Marty. I'd say he is
a right pain during rehearsals, as he tends to be during the interviews.
She went down to Clare Friday night with him to his local GAA clubs social and was having great craic with him bit odd if she's burned of him0 -
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