Lord Of The Dance - Dangerous Games

What is Lord of the Dance about?

Michael Flatley's Lord of the Dance is a spectacular Irish dance show that has been seen by over 60 million people worldwide. The show tells the story of a battle between good and evil through the medium of Irish step dance, combining traditional Celtic dance with contemporary choreography, dramatic lighting, and a soaring orchestral score. The precision and speed of the dancing is extraordinary, with performers executing complex footwork at breathtaking velocity.

Why see Lord of the Dance?

There is simply nothing else in theatre quite like Lord of the Dance. The athleticism of the dancers is astonishing, the ensemble numbers are thrilling, and the show's combination of storytelling and spectacle makes it accessible to audiences of every age and nationality. Whether you have Irish heritage, love dance, or simply want an evening of jaw-dropping entertainment, Lord of the Dance delivers. The show has evolved over the years with new choreography and updated staging while retaining the elements that made it a global phenomenon.

Practical information for visitors

Lord of the Dance tours regularly to London venues. Check current listings for dates, venue, and ticket availability. The show is suitable for all ages and makes an excellent family outing. The running time is approximately two hours including an interval. No knowledge of Irish dance or culture is required to enjoy the show.

Similar shows you might enjoy

For more spectacular dance, consider The Nutcracker on Ice for ice dance spectacle, or explore what the English National Ballet and Sadler's Wells have in their current programme. For more Irish cultural experiences, check listings for Riverdance.