Lord Of The Dance Reviews
Steve from St Helens,
ALL THE ORIGINAL MUSIC HAS BEEN CHANGED
Let me start by saying that this is still an incredible show however if you’ve already watched the original, you’ll be left sorely disappointed that the original music score has been changed. Other than the opening piccolo / flute of the pixie and the famous Lord of the Dance finale, all the other music has been changed, for the worse. I’d take both my daughters to watch this as I’d take. Them many years ago when they were at school. I’d also taken my nine year old granddaughter and it was her first time. The choreography and talent of the dancers is as good as when we originally watched Michael Flatley but the disappointment in realising that all the music that we know so well has been changed completely is huge. If you’ve not seen this production before then go and see it as it’s spectacular, if, like me, you have seen it before then be warned, all your favourite music has gone including the gypsy music. It’s like watching a completely different production.
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