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Lord of the Dance Tickets for Theatre Shows in 2020
The brainchild of dancer Michael Flatley, Lord Of The Dance has become one of the leading concert draws in the world since its debut in 1996. Telling the story of the titular hero and his battle against the evil Don Dorcha, the production would quickly expand to incorporate multiple troupes performing around the world.
In 1998, Flatley opened Feet Of Flames, a new version of the show featuring an expanded cast, and subsequently launched Celtic Tiger seven years later. Lord of the Dance: Dangerous Games, opened in September at the London Palladium before hitting the road for a tour of arenas and theatres in the UK and Ireland. The show heads to Ireland for a small run of shows in Cork and Dublin in June 2016. Set Your Currency / Country Upcoming Lord of the Dance Theatre Events
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Lord of the Dance History and Biography
The brainchild of dancer Michael Flatley, Lord Of The Dance has become one of the leading concert draws in the world since its debut in 1996. Telling the story of the titular hero and his battle against the evil Don Dorcha, the production would quickly expand to incorporate multiple troupes performing around the world.
In 1998, Flatley opened Feet Of Flames, a new version of the show featuring an expanded cast, and subsequently launched Celtic Tiger seven years later. Lord of the Dance: Dangerous Games, opened in September at the London Palladium before hitting the road for a tour of arenas and theatres in the UK and Ireland. The show heads to Ireland for a small run of shows in Cork and Dublin in June 2016. Lord of the Dance Ticketing Comments & FeedbackLord of the Dance Concert & Event Reviews2 Fan Reviews  
Superbly entertaining and a joy to watch
London Dominion Theatre on August 29 2015
Fabulous show to watch, nothing else out there quite like it! Skilled and talented dancers, lovely stage backdrops, beautiful singing and violinists, all in one show! The lead dancers were superb, not expecting such high standard at a Matinee performance. Morrighan stole the show for me, her exquisite dancing, beautiful and expression-al face, really draws you in. Although all the dancers were incredible, will not be disappointed and very pleasantly surprised as I was!
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One hell of stunning extravaganza of pure magic
London Dominion theatre on June 20 2015
Just got back from the dominion theatre the show was an absolute master piece the dancers were of unbelievable talent, then there was the man himself at the end for the grande finale. The little girl at the end was a very special treat which I wouldn't have minded myself ( I'm male 47 yrs of age ) .
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