Michael Flatley’s ‘Lord of the Dance’ now in 3D

Lord of the Dance,the world most famous show by Micheal Flatley's will make its way to the big screen next year,the 3D movie version is set to be released in time for St. Patrick’s Day in which Flatley's is starring himself.

Behind the film in association with ITN Productions,Nineteen Fifteen are the 3D production company.

Marcus Viner will direct the production, he was also responsible for 'David Bowie: A Reality Tour.'

The feature will incorporate new sets, lights and elaborate costumes and was shot in both London and Dublin last month.

Producers saying that they have no plan to release 3D show in U.S,it will be shown in selected UK and Irish theaters from March 17th.

Michael Flatley to Be Featured in Lord of the Dance in 3D

Lord of the Dance in 3D has scheduled to present Michael Flatley to his Fans,reported by Variety.The Film has been directed by Marcus Viner,which will be released on March 17.

In London and Dublin last month the movie was made incorporates new sets, lights, costumes and effects into the show.Based on Irish folklore, Lord of the Dance centers on the title character's fight to protect his people from an evil lord.

In Riverdance,one of the original performers was Micheal Flatley and after his departure from the production, he created, Lord of the Dance, which he also directed and in which he starred, in 1996. The live version of of the piece currently maintains two touring companies, one on the road in Europe and another in the U.S.

Lord of the Dance coming to Barrie

The Barrie Molson Centre is the upcoming target of Michael Flatley's Lord of the Dance to step in.

The world-famous group will be touching down on March 28, 2011, at 7:30 p.m.

Lord of the dance group touring since they had their super hit debut performance at Dublin,Where Flatley first claimed his title of the the company's artistic director.

Because of Flatley's out standing performance,He is the first Irish-American to win the All-World Championship in Irish Dance, a place in the Guinness World Records for "the world's fastest feet."