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Dirty Dancing: Adapted from the 1987 romantic film, 'Dirty Dancing: The Classic Story on Stage' came to the West End in October 2006 and portrays the story of a teenage daughters rebellion against her father and infatuation for her dance instructor.
Seventeen year old Frances Houseman learns major life lessons from her first love and her first dance.
With songs from the original film and brand new scenes written especially for the stage, this exciting and sensational musical is sure to make your heart soar as you sing along to all the hit songs we know and love.
Dirty Dancing: Dirty Dancing at Grand Canal Theatre live on Thursday, 23 February 2012 in Dublin, County Dublin. For tickets to see Dirty Dancing at Grand Canal Theatre, see the list of ticket prices.
Dirty Dancing at Grand Canal Theatre in Dublin, County Dublin on Thursday, 23 February 2012.
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