Lord of the Dance: Dangerous Games Tickets
London Palladium
Michael Flatley brings his Riverdance spectacular tapping back in to the West End, in a whole new revamped version of his Lord of the Dance extravaganza at the London Palladium. Lord of the Dance: Dangerous Games combines ground-breaking technology with world-class dance routines, to create Flatley’s best show yet. Featuring guest appearances from pop-star Nadine Coyle, expect pyrotechnics, world champion acrobats and the best team of Irish dancers the world has seen.
Riverdance sensation Michael Flatley returns for a final farewell season in the West End, with his dance spectacular Lord of the Dance: Dangerous Games set to dazzle the London Palladium. A revamped version of his previous Lord of the Dance extravaganza, Dangerous Games combines new, electrifying routines with ground-breaking technology, world champion acrobats and the greatest troupe of Irish dancers the world has ever seen.
In a new staging that is sure to pack plenty of surprises, Lord of the Dance: Dangerous Games centres on traditional Celtic folklore, following a battle between good and evil. Flatley will take a smaller role than in previous shows, as he is joined by over 40 youthful dancers, who help him to tell the story of Little Spirit, who travels through time to help defend the Lord of the Dance from Don Dorcha. Combining traditional Riverdance with revolutionary technology, expect fire, pyrotechnics, robots and enthralling routines!
Lord of the Dance: Dangerous Games features a mesmerising score composed by Gerard Fahy, with guest appearances from stars such as former Girls Aloud singer Nadine Coyle. Originally premiering in 1996, Lord of the Dance has proved to be mind-blowingly successful, with multiple returns to the West End, as well as a five-year residency in Las Vegas. Across the years, Flatley’s show has been seen by more than 60 million people worldwide, continuing to stun audiences.
Devised, written and produced by Michael Flatley, Lord of the Dance: Dangerous Games marks his final performance before he hangs up his Riverdance shoes. Combining darkness, danger, desire and lust, Lord of the Dance: Dangerous Games is a magical tale based around Irish folklore, which is sure to have audiences jigging in their seats.
In a new staging that is sure to pack plenty of surprises, Lord of the Dance: Dangerous Games centres on traditional Celtic folklore, following a battle between good and evil. Flatley will take a smaller role than in previous shows, as he is joined by over 40 youthful dancers, who help him to tell the story of Little Spirit, who travels through time to help defend the Lord of the Dance from Don Dorcha. Combining traditional Riverdance with revolutionary technology, expect fire, pyrotechnics, robots and enthralling routines!
Lord of the Dance: Dangerous Games features a mesmerising score composed by Gerard Fahy, with guest appearances from stars such as former Girls Aloud singer Nadine Coyle. Originally premiering in 1996, Lord of the Dance has proved to be mind-blowingly successful, with multiple returns to the West End, as well as a five-year residency in Las Vegas. Across the years, Flatley’s show has been seen by more than 60 million people worldwide, continuing to stun audiences.
Devised, written and produced by Michael Flatley, Lord of the Dance: Dangerous Games marks his final performance before he hangs up his Riverdance shoes. Combining darkness, danger, desire and lust, Lord of the Dance: Dangerous Games is a magical tale based around Irish folklore, which is sure to have audiences jigging in their seats.
Sorry this show closed 25 October 2014, we recommend these similar productions.
