Riverdance performs live on BBC's The One Show

Irish dance group Riverdance performed live on BBC's The One Show to celebrate its 30th anniversary. During the performance, a dancer fell but quickly recovered, continuing to smile and dance. Lead dancer Keeva Corry discussed Riverdance's origins and the excitement of the new tour, which features fresh talent and updated elements. The group first gained fame as an interval act during the 1994 Eurovision Song Contest. Since its debut in 1995, Riverdance has been seen by around 30 million people worldwide. The current tour aims to honor the legacy of past performers while introducing a new generation to the stage.