The iconic performance of “Step In Time” featuring Dick Van Dyke from Disney’s Mary Poppins (1964) is a timeless classic, blending energetic choreography and catchy music.

In the scene, Van Dyke, as the cheerful chimney sweep Bert, leads a lively group of fellow sweeps in a high-energy rooftop dance. The performance bursts with unbridled joy as the dancers leap, spin, and kick across London’s chimneys, their synchronized movements echoing the rhythm of the energetic tune.

Van Dyke’s charisma shines as he leads the charge, his boundless energy and comedic timing perfectly complementing the athletic choreography.

The set design is equally striking, with the London skyline creating a magical yet gritty backdrop. The smoky chimneys, dim lighting, and whimsical effects transport viewers into a fantastical version of Edwardian London.

When the iconic scene is reimagined on stage, it evokes both joy and a deep sense of nostalgia. Derek Hough and the legendary Dick Van Dyke teamed up for a breathtaking rendition of “Step in Time” from Mary Poppins, creating a moment that left fans buzzing.

Van Dyke’s surprise appearance lit up the stage, drawing roaring applause and sparking pure excitement. Despite his age, his ability to dance with such energy, even going up in the air, is truly incredible. It’s a timeless moment where two incredible performers come together to bring a beloved classic to life, and it’s impossible not to smile while watching.

A fan couldn’t hide her surprise, saying, “When he came out I thought there’s no way he’s going to start dancing… and he did!!! He’s still an amazing dancer after all these years and he never fails to surprise us!”

Another chimed in, “I’ve rarely seen a more thunderous reaction from an audience all of a sudden. Even I got chills when I saw him show up and the crowd went absolutely insane. Let’s give our legends their honor while they’re here with us.”