NEW DATE - Michael Flatley's Lord of the Dance

NEW DATE - Michael Flatley's Lord of the Dance

25th Anniversary Tour

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Date
Mar 29, 2024
Event Starts
7:30PM
Venue
Atlanta Symphony Hall
Doors Open
6:30pm
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March 29, 2024
Friday at 7:30PM

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Due to unforeseen circumstances, Michael Flatley's Lord of the Dance - 25th Anniversary Tour has been rescheduled to March 29, 2024. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience; for those who are unable to attend the new performance date, refunds are available at the point of purchase until March 15, 2024.

Michael Flatley's ground-breaking choreography for Riverdance was followed by massive global success with the hit show Lord of the Dance.

Michael Flatley once said, "Everyone in the world will tell you, 'No, it can't be done.' Every time I hear that, I know I'm close to success." This philosophy was a main driving factor in the journey to Michael Flatley's Lord of the Dance, which Flatley began developing in 1995 following his departure from Riverdance.

For a quarter of a century, Michael Flatley’s Lord of the Dance has been dazzling audiences across the globe with its unique combination of high-energy Irish dancing, original music, storytelling, and sensuality.

Since its premiere 25 years ago, it has become one the most successful touring productions in entertainment history, having been seen by over 60 million people.

The show will go to the next level in 2023 for its 25th-anniversary tour. Fans can expect new staging, new costumes, and choreography, plus cutting-edge technology, special effects, and remarkable lighting.

As the 25th anniversary of Lord of the Dance approaches, Flatley is hard at work preparing a celebration worthy of one of the world’s great entertainment experiences.

Michael Flatley will not be in attendance.

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