TLC Pairs Track Of Competitive Irish Jig Ballroom dancers on New Series (Exclusive)

Getty Images It's like Riverdance meets Small children & Tiaras. TLC is once more tugging the curtain back on the community generally people know hardly any about. It's just purchased a brand new series concerning the competitive realm of Irish jig dancing using the working title, Irish Dancing Tweens.our editor recommendsAnalyst: Discovery Communications COO Departure No Cause of AlarmAll-American Muslim: TV ReviewTLC Nabs Intimate Susan Boyle Documentary Featuring Simon Cowell (Exclusive) VIDEO: TLC Will get 'D.U.I.': Driving Under The Influence Series Premieres in December "TLC is excited to talk about this subculture of dance with this audience," TLC's Gm Amy Winter informs The Hollywood Reporter. "Irish jig dancing is really a global phenomenon and also the series will disclose the planet behind the activity inside a compelling mixture of heart and competition." The network which has investigated very unique mobile phone industry's in Small children & Tiaras, Agree the gown, All-American Muslim, and Little People, Large World begins production around the new series now. It's purchased eight episodes set to air within the U.S. in Summer time 2012 after which worldwide later that year. The series, created by Sirens Media, features several dance schools and every episode zeroes in on individual ballroom dancers throughout rehearsals, preparation, travel, so that as they're going foot-to-foot throughout competitions. VIDEO: ཏ Kids and Counting' Mother Michelle Duggar Expecting 20th Child As I hear the Irish jig community is really a totally unique specialization within the dance world, the series offers quite a bit that is similar to other shows we have seen around the network. There is the stress of stiff competition, a strict focus on the truth from the dance discipline, unique costume needs, hrs of practice, and, obviously, very competitive moms and coaches. The network has additionally acquired the privileges to air the feature-length documentary, Jig. Directed by Sue Bourne, the film captures an thorough consider the discipline through the rivals in last year's Irish Dancing World Titles in Glasgow. TLC didn't disclose the environment date for that documentary. A clip for Jig can provide you with a concept of what we'll see around the new series, Irish Dancing Tweens. Watch it below. Email: Jethro.Nededog@thr.com Twitter:@TheRealJethro TLC