Feet of Flames

Feet of Flames showcases a blend of traditional Irish dance and innovative stage design. Created for Michael Flatley's last show as the "Lord of the Dance," it was performed live in London's Hyde Park to an audience of about 25,000.

The show expands on the format of Lord of the Dance, doubling the number of dancers and introducing new choreography and numbers. One of the highlights is Flatley's solo performance, "Feet of Flames," which serves as the centerpiece of the show. Notably, this performance debuted Flatley's silver-heeled shoes, a signature element of his dance style.

The production also incorporated modern technology, featuring TV screens on either side of the stage, enhancing the visual experience for the audience. This integration of elements paved the way for Flatley's future performances and set a new standard for dance shows.