The pounding beat of dancing feet and the eye-popping artistry of “Lord of the Dance 3-D” will leave ... necessary in large concert venues. Those images are a little distracting in the film ...

Credited with loosening up Irish stepdancing and putting it on the global map through "Riverdance" and "Lord of the Dance," Michael Flatley previewed his new dance show, "Celtic Tiger," in its ...

This article was originally on a blog post platform and may be missing photos ... s other dance productions include ‘Celtic Tiger’ and ‘Feet of Flames.’ ‘Lord of the Dance’ will ...

AS a five-year-old, Matt Smith watched a video of Michael Flatley performing Lord of the Dance. It was a moment ... with the crowd and get them on their feet cheering.” Michael Flatley still ...

And then all the girls in the class started to look at me. REVIEW: ‘Lord of the Dance: 3D’ (G) So, there’s this disco-jester-pixie thing who plays the hymn “The Lord of the Dance” on one ...

This article was originally on a blog post platform and may be missing photos ... 1996 arena spectacle, “Lord of the Dance.” Other shows soon followed, including “Feet of Flames,” with ...

Most of the dancing is drawn from traditional Irish step dancing, in which the arms and body move little while the feet create the sound and action. He later opened his own “Lord of the Dance ...

He later danced with various other versions of “Lord of the Dance” such as “Feet of Flames” and “Dangerous Games.” Flatley retired from dancing in 2015. “Lord of the Dance” has ...

There is no talking in “Lord of the Dance,” so those dancing feet tell the story. The style is similar to tap dancing, but traditionally the dancers are not allowed to use their upper bodies ...