Lord of the Dance: Dangerous Games Tickets
Irish dance legend Michael Flatley presents an updated version of his popular show, Lord of the Dance: Dangerous Games, which extends its West End run at the Playhouse Theatre. A hand-picked cast of dancers tell the story of the battle between good and evil, the benevolent Lord of the Dance against the evil lord Don Dorcha.
Tradition meets innovation in Michael Flatley’s legendary Irish dance spectacular, Lord of the Dance: Dangerous Games. This production tells a traditional story from Irish folklore through a variety of performance styles; from dance and ballads to holographs, robots, acrobats, and special effects lighting.
The cast of 40 talented dancers take to the stage for 16 performances only to tell the story of Little Spirit, who flies to the side of the titular Lord of the Dance as he protects his subjects from the dark lord Don Dorcha. The pop-infused Irish folk music by Gerard Fahy carries the story along to its dramatic conclusions in what is the latest incarnation of the Lord of the Dance series.
James Keegan and Morgan Comer reprise their roles as The Lord as Dangerous Games transfers to the Playhouse Theatre. Both dancers hand-picked and personally trained by Michael Flatley specifically for this production. Speaking of the extension of the show’s West End run, Flatley says he is ‘immensely proud’ of what the cast have achieved in this smash-hit that has rarely been off the London stage.
Michael Flatley is a multi-prize-winning Irish dancer, who revolutionised the traditional dance style with his shows Riverdance, Lord of the Dance and Celtic Tiger. His talent and unique personality was spotted early on in his career, and since then he has toured the world with his box-office-smashing shows.
The cast of 40 talented dancers take to the stage for 16 performances only to tell the story of Little Spirit, who flies to the side of the titular Lord of the Dance as he protects his subjects from the dark lord Don Dorcha. The pop-infused Irish folk music by Gerard Fahy carries the story along to its dramatic conclusions in what is the latest incarnation of the Lord of the Dance series.
James Keegan and Morgan Comer reprise their roles as The Lord as Dangerous Games transfers to the Playhouse Theatre. Both dancers hand-picked and personally trained by Michael Flatley specifically for this production. Speaking of the extension of the show’s West End run, Flatley says he is ‘immensely proud’ of what the cast have achieved in this smash-hit that has rarely been off the London stage.
Michael Flatley is a multi-prize-winning Irish dancer, who revolutionised the traditional dance style with his shows Riverdance, Lord of the Dance and Celtic Tiger. His talent and unique personality was spotted early on in his career, and since then he has toured the world with his box-office-smashing shows.
Sorry this show closed 22 January 2016, we recommend these similar productions.
Performance dates:
22 Jan 2016 - 22 Jan 2016
Running time:
2 hours and 10 minutes.
Venue:
Audience Notes:
This spectacular show is a thrill-ride for all audiences, but especially those with an interest in Irish culture including dance, music and folklore. The narrative is not complicated to follow and children will be swept away by the high-energy movement.
