'Lord Of The Dance' in 'grave danger of falling apart' if Michael Flatley prevented from engaging with performers

Switzer Consulting taking legal action in a civil case against the choreographer and dancer for alleged breach of contract, relating to an agreement the firm says was reached to allow it to run the dance shows
'Lord Of The Dance' in 'grave danger of falling apart' if Michael Flatley prevented from engaging with performers

Court heard unless Mr Flatley could participate in the show, losses would inevitably be incurred because his 'artistic direction' was a vital component. File picture

Upcoming Lord Of The Dance shows are in "grave danger of falling apart" if Michael Flatley is not permitted to engage with performers, a court in Belfast has heard.

The Irish traditional dancer and choreographer rose to international prominence performing Riverdance at Eurovision in 1994, before going on to create the stage show The Lord Of The Dance.

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