Lord of the Dance Tickets

Excellent, would love to see again. Everything was very enjoyable.

Was a great show. The facility was great. However the parking deck is really hard to leave.

It was wonderfully well presented. Such energy & precision! I wish there had been some sort of program that identified the dancers.

Great show. Everything as advertised. Keeps you watching every minute. Wish it was a little longer but it was a night to remember. Will go see it again

The show was fabulous! I loved the fast dances with the taps. The principal male dancer was excellent-great talent and great showmanship!

Loved Lord of the Dance performance..non stop entertainment with drama, love and action.

Dancing was great but repetitive. All other elements were very average at best. I was disappointed and so was my friend.

Awesome dance lost in the craziness. Women in underwear completely unnecessary. Backdrop distracting.

Not as good as the original version. Preferred the verbal commentary of the original and the Calypso dancer.

Lord of the Dance is Michael Flatley's vanity project, created after he became a sensation in Riverdance. Nothing can cut the excitement and wonder of Irish stepdancing, which is the highlight of the show. But there was so much not quite right about the production I saw at DPAC. The projected images on the back screens had nothing to do with the story and were very distracting. The female dancers were "C" and "D" list at best - especially the lead female, who was out of shape and out of energy. Couldn't tell you who she was, because the only program available cost $11. I know this is picky, but she had knobby knees. Why is this a problem? Dancing is about line - and her legs never once formed a straight one. The male lead was capable and interesting, but saddled with a story that is all about Michael Flatley's narcissism and, therefore, seems tongue and cheek when danced by an unknown. Also, though I have no problem with nudity or sex in theatre, there is a moment when the female dancers strip down to what amounts to a bra and panties for NO APPARENT REASON, and then continue to dance. It was laughable. This show was not up-to-par for DPAC.

Loved the precision dancing but the singer was in my opinion marginal.

sound volume was too high - otherwise venue was great

The show was great from start to finish. High energy, well put together.

I went to see Irish dancing, and this show did not disappoint. I thoroughly enjoyed when the whole group was dancing in unison. At times, though, I felt like Lord of the Dance was trying to be too many things. At one point the female dancers ripped off their dresses and danced in what appeared to be sports bras and underwear. I thought it was totally unnecessary. Also, no plot is necessary in a show like this. I wish they would just stick to what everyone wants to see -- Irish dancing!

The show was almost identical to the one we saw 2 years ago at the movie theater in 3-D. The only difference was a woman singer and Michael Flatley was not in attendance. We enjoyed the show immensely and were very happy that the Program Booklets were not set at an outrageous price. $10 was well worth the colorful, glossy Program. Michael Flatley has trained them well and although was missed, they did him proud!!!!!!

I had very high hopes for the show. There were some great moments, especially around some of the men's tap portions, but we found the women's dances somewhat repetitive and not that great. A singer came out multiple times, and she was not good at all to us. Overall I would rate the show as OK -- some great moments, but the downs were greater than the ups.

I so looked forward to seeing this show. My husband and I saw Riverdance in Las Vegas a number of years ago and loved it! I thought this would be similar - boy was I wrong. Yes, the dancing was Irish and there were a couple of good numbers in the show. But I came to realize that Lord of the Dance was a story told in dance and the story was really lame. I think the show had everything the lowest common denominator would love: sex, violence, and Power Rangers. Well - they were not actually Power Rangers, but they sure looked like them - or maybe Nazi stormtroopers - either way they were in black and violent. I would definitely not take children to see this show. Most of the numbers were cheezy - girls flitting around in fairy outfits - and the main female dancer moved her arms more than her legs. The audience seemed to really enjoy the show however - gave them a standing ovation! For what? It just goes to show you that if you charge enough for tickets, no matter how bad the show - the audience will learn to love it.

This was a excellent event for my wife and I on one of our date nights. The music, costumes, and of course the dance was truly entertaining. Strongly recommend this show for everyone.

This was a very high energy production. It was Great!!! Just what we needed to beat the winter doldrums.

While not of my particular interest, I took my lady for her interest, I was impressed by this show. You will find yourself, no matter your tastes, drawn in immediately by the ambiance and intensity of Lord of the Dance. Wonderful and would recommend to anyone.