James Devine - Stage and TV Work

Stage and TV Work

As a soloist, James has performed over five hundred live shows around the globe in prestigious venues such as Radio City Music Hall (New York City) and The Royal Albert Hall (London). He was also the first ever male dancer outside the opera and ballet art form, to perform at the Opera Naradowa (Grand Theatre) in Warsaw, Poland in its two hundred year history.

He has featured solo on numerous high profile television shows in the USA, Canada, Germany, Poland, England, Australia and New Zealand. Highlights include special guest appearances on Wayne Gretzky Sports Night Live Show (Canada), The Good Morning Show, Nightline, Holmes, Ice TV and Backch@t (New Zealand), The Late Late Show (RTE1), Ireland AM (TV3) and RTE1 National News (Ireland).

James has featured on numerous German television shows, including Sommermelodien (ARD), Wunschbox (ARD), Aktuelle Schaubude (NDR) and Wunschkonzert (ZDF). In Poland he has featured on all national television channels including Tea & Coffee (TVP1), Wronski BEAT (TVP3), VIP (TVP4), TVP Kanal Kultura. Other major TV shows include The Royal Gala Performance for HRH the Prince of Wales (London, England) and The Des O'Connor Show (London, England).

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