Producers of new dance show Emerald Storm co-created by Adam Garcia have announced casting for the show.
Following a successful preview run, Emerald Storm is returning to London’s Emerald Theatre for an extended three-week season from 25 November to 14 December 2025.
Returning to the show will be New Zealand dance star Bayley Graham, and Lord of the Dance’s Olivia Graydon.
Also back is Britain and America’s Got Talent finalist Tom Ball who makes his return to the West End with his powerhouse vocals following two successful tours and a Top 5 album.
They are joined by a company of West End and international dancers.
Emerald Storm is an electrifying new dance show that combines traditional Irish and modern popular music with lightning footwork, set to a soundtrack of some of the most famous Irish bands of all time.
The show is co-written and co-choreographed by world renowned tap dancer and West End star Adam Garcia (Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, A Chorus Line), who is about to star as Frank Farmer in the UK and Ireland tour of The Bodyguard.
The creative team of Emerald Storm includes Co-choreographers Adam Garcia and Samantha Heather; Co-directors Adam Garcia, Samantha Heather, and Tim Newman; Co-producers Adam Garcia, Duncan Heather, Mike Crawshaw, Samantha Heather, and Tim Newman; Musical Arranger David Sims; Vocal Arranger Tim Newman; Sound Designer Cristiano Vuolo; Lighting Designer Joe Wailes; Associate Lighting Designer Phil Massingham; Costume Designer Martha Thorpe; Assistant Irish Choreographer Olivia Graydon; Associate Choreographer Adam Brant; and Company Manager Adam Brant.
Emerald Storm is running at the Emerald Theatre from 25 November to 14 December 2025.
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What They Said
Tom Ball said in a statement: “Earlier this year, I had the incredible opportunity to make my West End debut with EMERALD STORM. It was truly an unforgettable experience, and now I’m absolutely thrilled to return for an extended three-week run. I can’t wait to share the magic and energy of this show with even more people. It’s going to be an extraordinary journey, and I’m genuinely excited to bring this experience to life once again!”
Lead performers Olivia Graydon and Bayley Graham said that they are “incredibly grateful for the opportunity to step back into this powerful, high-energy show. It’s a real privilege to be working alongside such a talented cast and to continue assisting the brilliant choreographic team Sam Heather and Adam Garcia, whose creativity and passion make this production such a special experience to be part of.”
Co-producer and co-choreographer Adam Garcia said: “I’ve had the privilege and pleasure of performing in around 15 West End shows, but bringing something I helped create to the West End is an absolute dream come true. Tap dancing is my first love and combining it with Irish dance in Emerald Storm showcases some of the finest talent in both disciplines. It’s a celebration of pure skill and entertainment. As is tradition, we invite dancers of all styles and abilities to bring their shoes and join me and the cast on stage for a post-show jam session.”







