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Presenters of The Six O’Clock Show took inspiration from Irish dancers Adam Fogarty and Laura Nolan
THE ONE where Greg O’Shea and Karen Koster do ‘the routine.'
Presenters of The Six O’Clock Show took inspiration from Irish dancers Adam Fogarty and Laura Nolan.
The dancing duo recreated the iconic Monica and Ross moment while visiting the popular F.R.I.E.N.D.S. experience which opened in Dublin on Tuesday, October 24.
With tips from the pros, the chat show presenters tried their hand at the on-screen routine while Adam told the show; “It was actually kind of easy, we got it in two or three goes.”
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Greg and Karen got ‘tens’ all around as they recreated ‘the routine’ perfectly to the exact same track, Trouble With Boys by Loreta.
Fans of the famous TV series will be able to walk through sets and view genuine props and costumes at the event, which is situated at the Theatre of Light, The Point Square, East Wall in Dublin (D01 E0K6).
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