Load Of The Dance will present two performances at Sala Palatului

Lord of the Dance is an Irish musical and dance production - they will present two performances at Sala Palatului in the Romanian capital city on November 5.

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According to the organizers that these two performances takes place in the capital city are part of the Lord of the Dance tour in Romania - the first performance will start at 16:00 hours, while the second at 20:00 hours.

Lord of the Dance was created choreographed, and produced by Irish-American dancer Michael Flatley, who also took a starring role.

Lord of the Dance will be turning back to the Aberdeen Exhibition

Lord of the Dance will be turning back to the Aberdeen Exhibition and Conference Centre next year.

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AECC spectacular dance for two nights in an additional matinee performance on April 4 and 5 will appear.

Lord of the Dance, created by Michael Flatley Since 1996, 60 million people worldwide have seen.

Both young and old fans of the modern lighting and pyrotechnics will be captivated by, Multimedia seat video screens, a stunning, high impact and strike platforms including new dress designs.

This is a song that masterfully precision with no soul left untouched dance production orchestrated, will thrill theatres across the UK.

Brian Horsburgh, managing director at AECC, said: “This will be the third time we have had Lord of the Dance at AECC. It is always a really popular show and we are very much looking forward to bringing this new production to fans in Aberdeen.”

Tickets are currently on sale priced at £25.

Michael Flatley performing Lord of the Dance live at London's O2 Arena

Michael Flatley performing his famous Lord of the Dance live at London's O2 Arena. Still dancing well at 52!

Lord of the Dance can be appear on 2nd November with Sofia

Michael Flatley's Irish musical and dance production Lord of the Dance can be appear on 2nd November 2011 at Hall 1, National Palace of Culture (NDK).

Production is carried out by Bulgaria in the summer of 2010 and 000 in front of 20 people in four cities, spread the magic of Celtic dance.

Lord of the Dance to Sofia in November 2011 of its outstanding group of 80 dancers will be back.

Visit the show's two troupes. A tourism group in Europe and Asia, the group creator Michael Flatley is still produced with the director and producer of two trips to North and South America.

An interesting audio and visual presentation unique choreography shows an eclectic combination of modern elements with traditional Irish dance blends.

Lord of the Dance was choreographed by Michael Flatley created and generated in 1996, Irish American. To date, more than 50 million people worldwide have seen.

Michael Flatley you ever show "Lord of the Dance"

Michael Flatley you ever show "Lord of the Dance" has been to see?

Kelly drives offer 250 thousand people who showed for the first time in 1996 when it shows in ten days to Australia have seen sold in Australia was one.

Since then, a billion dollars, the highest grossing dance show to ever have.

Now, as the Australian Opera, Andre Rieu and the Wiggles, Lord of the Dance 3D as many theater performances, cinema is coming.

Kelly spoke with Michael Flatley, the show's creator, director and star.

The Cliffs of Moher will perform two night in Lord of the Dance at the Edge of the World

The Cliffs of Moher will perform two night of top class Irish entertainment in Lord of the Dance at the Edge of the World in September.

The events held at 1st and 2nd September and Ireland's most iconic and beautiful places in one of them will be like first.

Lord of the Dance show will feature Michael Flatley, the Kilfenora Céilí Band and Finbar Fury.

Organisers Ireland, Britain, America and further afield are expecting 5,000 people every between €8-10m to local economy Syria to participate.

Tickets are cosed at €75 per person and are available on www.ticketmaster.ie

Commenting on the event, Minister of State at the Department of Transport, Tourism and Sport, Michael Ring TD, said: “This sounds like a unique event in one of the world’s most spectacular places and I wish the organisers well.

“Tourism remains a priority for Government and hopefully events such as this will allow Irish tourism to secure and build on the recovery in our markets and help us reach our target of a 4% growth in visitor numbers this year.”

PJ O’Connell of MPO Promotions, the local company responsible for this event, commented: “We’re thrilled to have the opportunity to showcase some of Ireland’s greatest talent at what is undoubtedly one of the most spectacular locations in the world. This is an example of local people thinking big and staging a world class event for people from all over the world.

He added, “Not only will this event give a boost to the economy in the South West but it will show our country at its greatest and this will have positive knock-on effects for years to come. We would like to thank all in Clare who have assisted us with putting this event together”.

Lord of the Dance perform at Moscow Kremlin

Lord of the Dance will perform at the Moscow Kremlin Concert Hall on April 8-10.

The dancers on several previous occasions Moscow has wowed audiences. More than ten million viewers worldwide have seen their shows.

Soloist Michael Flatley twice the world's fastest dancer as Guinness Book of Records, and his legs for a whopping 40 million dollars was insured.

Lord Of The Dance hits movie theaters in 3D

"Lord Of The Dance" is turn and in movie theaters, and...in 3D.

Lead star Michael Flatley said in an interview for CBSNews.com, "3D is fantastic...it's like being at the show but in some ways, a lot better".

But Flatley disease once thought that a secret from her strength will forever away.

Flatley told us, "Back in 2006, I had a pretty serious illness. And I can promise you, when I was lying flat on my back, the last thing on my mind was, 'Would I dance again,' So, this is a dream come true."

And, at the age of 52, Flatley is still going strong until half the dancers with age.

The dancing legend revealed"Over 90% of my dancers retire before they're 25. We have a handful who have made it to 30. They call them 'Grandpas.' Can you imagine what they call me?"

And what's his advice for all those Elaine Beneses out there? He joked, "I can't dance either mate, I've been fooling them all these years".

Flatley ready to see the show say they do not often those who enjoy it most are. So if you think you 3D fans will not dance Lord, Flatley says that, "Anything is possible."

Lord of the Dance 3D - Official Trailer HD - video

Frankfort’s Kerrigan is first lady of ‘Lord of the Dance’

Kerrigan said she made the right choice because she is step-dancing to her heart’s content in Michael Flatley’s “Lord of the Dance.”

The show will be staged twice on Feb. 26 at the Rosemont Theatre.

“As a gymnast, you’re always training for the Olympics, and it’s very competitive,” Kerrigan said. “You need an incredible commitment. You also need the same kind of day-and-night, all-consuming focus for Irish dancing.

“My father’s family immigrated from Ireland, and when I realized I would be dancing as my ancestors did, I couldn’t help but choose Irish dancing.”

Lord of the Dance Comes To Morris Performing Arts Center

The Morris Performing Arts Center in South Bend on February 27 has announced Lord of the Dance for its next lineup of tour dates.

Tickets at The Morris Performing Arts Center start at $27.50 and are available online

More than 100 million people worldwide have seen Lord of the Dance -- the international Irish dancing extravaganza that has performed sold out shows at theaters, arenas and stadiums in over 67 countries.

"Our success demonstrates the hunger people have," says Flatley, "to wholly submerge themselves into a world where dancers interpret every nuance of classic good versus evil through modern Celtic music." Lord of the Dance has an ability to connect with the audience and initiate and captivate a new generation. Adding to the visceral and emotional impact are costumes, lighting and staging that are cinematic in scope. "Make no mistake," adds Flatley, "Lord of the Dance begins where modern theatre ends."

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Ferndale Blues Festival in Downtown Ferndale: This yearly fundraising event censorship up this weekend. See live blues bands in some Ferndale venues, counting Club Bart, Como's, Dino's, Howe's Bayou, Tony's Sports Bar, Ferndale Elks and Woodward Avenue Brewers.

The Emory will also host a blues brunch from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. today and Sun. profits advantage local charities. Various times today and Sun. Cover varies.

Michael Flatley's "Lord of the Dance" at The Palace of Auburn Hills: High-energy, yet traditional, "Lord of the Dance" features 40 talented dancers, hand-picked by Flatley himself.

This popular stage show has banked more than $800 million in ticket sales all-inclusive.

'Lord of the Dance' brings pinnacle of Irish dance to Asheville

Dancer Maggie Revis says that Irish dancers who have finished the competitive circuit, the pinnacle of achievement is joining “Lord of the Dance” or another Michael Flatley production.

“The people that are on stage are the best of the best,” she says. “A spot in this show is extremely coveted. It is probably biggest cast of the most talented Irish step dancers.”

The 2004 North American champion of Irish step dancing, Revis is part of the “Lord of the Dance” troupe coming to Asheville at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at Thomas Wolfe Auditorium.

Since Flatley's creation of the Irish dancing extravaganza in the 1990s, more than 100 million people worldwide have seen the show, including its four-year run in Las Vegas.

Flatley returns in 'Lord of the Dance'

"Lord of the Dance" has happy feet these days — with good reason.

The dance show, started by "Riverdance" alumnus Michael Flatley, turns 15 this year boasting statistics unheard of in the dance world: performances in nearly 70 countries witnessed by 100 million people, with gross box office receipts of more than $1 billion. And now the celebration is coming to the big screen.

"Lord of the Dance in 3D," premieres, appropriately enough, on St. Patrick's Day, March 17, in theaters worldwide. Directed by Marcus Viner and commemorating Flatley's return to the stage in 2010 for European performances, the film "creates an experience as if the audience is right with me on stage," Flatley says. "I have poured my soul into ('Lord of the Dance'), and I believe this movie has captured the raw energy and spirit of the show."

"Our success demonstrates the hunger people have to wholly submerge themselves into a world where dancers interpret every nuance of classic good vs. evil through modern Celtic music," Flatley notes.

'Lord of the Dance' comes to MAC

Traditional Irish dances began with the druids, then evolved over thousands of years through the influence of other cultures. But Irish footwork didn’t become an international sensation capable of selling out shows in more than 65 countries until Michael Flatley’s “Lord of the Dance” hit stages.

Perhaps the most famous dance extravaganza of recent memory, the story of love and war — told through dance — is based on Irish folklore and set against a backdrop of traditional and modern Celtic music.

Lord of the Dance goes on stage at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, and 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Thursday, at Mesa Arts Center, 1 E. Main St. $25-$55

Lord of the Dance visits Phoenix and Mesa

Different paper media wrote about Lord of the Dance visits at Phoenix and Mesa in different ways.

New York Post described it as "fascinating, rewarding and above all, entertaining," and by the Los Angeles Times as "a showpiece extravaganza."

Blend of traditional and modern Celtic music and dance has been mesmerized by Lord of The Dance.

Below are the details of Lord of The Dance visits at Phoenix & Mesa


The Lord of the Dance in phoenix
Jan 28th - Jan 29th, 2011
THREE Performances ONLY!

Performance times:
Friday 8pm
Saturday 2 pm and 8 pm

Michael Flatley told about Lord Of The Dance 3D

Michael Flatley told about Lord Of The Dance 3D me coming to theaters in March.

He encourage, "You have the best seat in the house"

"You're literally right there. You can almost touch the people!"

But be careful they don't kick you in the head with their glad feet.

"3D was built for us and we were built for 3D," Flatley went on.

"And dance is red-hot now.

"I can't go to every city. I'm getting long in the tooth. So I'm glad I've found another way to do it!"

He got me so encourage that I left the restaurant dancing a 3-D jig in the slush.

Load Of The Dance's Michael Flatley return with his concert "Feet of Flames"

Load of the Dance's Michael Flatley was seen letting it all hang out on the currently vacation at the Caribbean.

Star of Riverdance spotted out of shape, next to his toned, tanned wife, Niamh O’Brien.

The 52 years old reveal relaxed to sporting a group of Quiksilver as he strolled along the beach in Barbados.

He retirement in 2001 after this announcing the Chicago born star recent performed to dance before falling ill in November 2006.

Fltlaey return in previous year with his newest concert “Feet of Flames”.

Lord Dances into three NW venues

As part of recent arena tours by Micheal Flatley,after his returns to Lord of the Dance,without the great man himself the show returns to the region.

Lord of the Dance performing since last 14 years and has performed all over the world,playing to over 60 million people in over 60 countries in every continent.When the show first started in 1996,there are few people worked with Micheal,there are 40 strong cast joined Micheal which include some old people as well.

Lord of the Dance is an unlimited story based on Irish folklore of nice versus evil, and through the media of dance and music it is understood and appreciated by every culture; there is no language hindrance.