Michael Flatley's Lord of the Dance: Dangerous Games [DVD]

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It's a great honour' - Michael Flatley responds to Trump inauguration invitation". January 20, 2017.

Seibert, Brian (November 11, 2015). "Review: Michael Flatley's New Show Has Unicorns, Rainbows and Some Footwork, Too". The New York Times.

In addition to Castlehyde and his London mansion, Flatley owns valuable properties in the Caribbean, New York, Beverly Hills, France, Italy and Villefranche-sur-Mer. He has invested a significant portion of his wealth in Berkshire Hathaway. [84] Other [ edit ] Former 'Riverdance' star Michael Flatley to perform on 'Dancing With the Stars' ". The Orange County Register. November 16, 2007. Harty, Patricia (December 2015). "What Are You Like? Michael Flatley: The Last Dance". Irish America. Irish Rich List 2019: profiles 51-100, featuring Michael Flatley". June 26, 2023 – via www.thetimes.co.uk. Lord of the Dance: Dangerous Games is directed by legendary Irish dancer Michael Flatley and tells the mythical story of a Lord who must fight dark forces threatening a futuristic world. The production contains dance, live music composed by Gerard Fahy, singing, acrobatics and even holographs.

Hartigan, Patti (May 27, 1997). "Lord of 'Lord of the Dance' gives his side of the story". Baltimore Sun. On May 18, 2014, Flatley recorded a one-off 60 minute ITV Music Specials episode titled Michael Flatley: A Night to Remember celebrating his long career. The show aired on June 1, 2014, and was presented by Christine Bleakley. [42] The show is billed as Flatley's last stage performance and when he does appear, towards the end of the second act, the audience erupts. Flatley may not be to everyone's taste but you cannot dispute he is showbusiness through and through and, ever since he burst onto the scene with Riverdance, has put Irish dancing on the global map.Michael Flatley named Ambassador of new Irish county for cancer survivors". IrishCentral.com. June 7, 2021. a b "Lord of the Dance Michael Flatley launches charity campaign to help homeless". independent. December 4, 2020.

Michael Flatley had been dancing up an actual storm over the last 20 years. Since the birth of Riverdance in 1994, Flatley has become a household name and the undisputed “Lord of the Dance.” Whilst his dances shall live on for decades, if not centuries to come, the time has arrived for Flatley to hang up his dancing shoes. Dancing his last on stage performance of his acclaimed career, Flatley bids farewell to his days as the Lord of the Dance at the London Palladium Theatre this Autumn. Bringing his famed Lord of The Dance: Dangerous Games tour to the Palladium (starring Nadine Coyle!!!), Flatley says goodbye in style (in a hail of flames and fantastically flailing legs.Riegel, Ralph (September 29, 2006). "Lavish wedding day for dance lord Flatley". Irish Independent. The show is due to open on Saturday 10 October 2015 and is scheduled to run through to 3 January at the Playhouse Theatre in London’s West End. Slater, Sarah (March 14, 2015). "Michael Flatley left devastated after death of his beloved father". The Mirror. Shaikh, Thair (November 16, 2006). " 'Riverdance' star Flatley seriously ill in hospital". The Independent. Archived from the original on May 12, 2022.

a b c Corr, Julieanne (June 26, 2023). "Michael Flatley - Cancer battle is tough but I don't give in easily". In 2007, the Freedom of the City of Cork was conferred on Flatley at a ceremony in Cork's City Hall. [64] In 2008, he was conferred with the Freedom of the Borough of Sligo at a ceremony in Sligo City Hall. [36] Also in 2008, The Variety Club of Ireland presented Flatley with their Entertainer of the Decade Award. [65] He and his wife have a son, Michael St. James, born in 2007. [76] They divide their time between a home in Monte Carlo and Castlehyde House in Ireland. [77] [78] Health [ edit ]Warren, Jane (August 23, 2014). "What became of the Riverdance Queen? Jean Butler explains why she left the limelight". Daily Express. Michael: “A couple of things, first of course the night my wife said yes, the night my son was born. Other than that… Being on stage at the Palladium, when the lights go down, when I come on, it is going to be all about that moment. It used to be my dream was to dance in Madison Square Garden in New York, a football stadium, Wembley Arena, and I am delighted I managed to do most of them. Now I bring young stars, and stars they are. My happiness now is to watch them dance.” Q: [To Nadine] How does it feel to be part of the show?