Since catapulting Irish dance into the limelight back in 1996, Michael Flatley’s Lord Of The Dance has become an international phenomenon.
The production presents a tale of good versus evil, in the process combining precision dancing with cutting-edge technology.
For those who’re interested in the story as well as the dancing, the show recounts the journey of the Lord Of The Dance as he travels through a mythical universe of love, danger and desire to protect his people from the evil powers of Don Dorcha, the Dark Lord.
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Since catapulting Irish dance into the limelight back in 1996, Michael Flatley’s Lord Of The Dance has become an international phenomenon.
The production presents a tale of good versus evil, in the process combining precision dancing with cutting-edge technology.
For those who’re interested in the story as well as the dancing, the show recounts the journey of the Lord Of The Dance as he travels through a mythical universe of love, danger and desire to protect his people from the evil powers of Don Dorcha, the Dark Lord.
Regent Theatre, Stoke-on-Trent
£13 upwards
The Alexandra, Birmingham
7.45pm & 2.30pm (Sat & Sun) £13 Upwards