What does LOTD stand for?

Lord Of The Dance (show)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

It was when Chris was just 16 that he won a place in the Michael Flatley's Lord of the Dance line-up following auditions which had seen him beat off competition from hundreds of other hopefuls.

Oh, Lord... A true veteran at 27; Chris Hannon was but a teenager ...

Lord of the Dance was the brainchild of Irish-American choreography king Michael Flatley, and despite it being a decade since he last starred in the production, the show is still going strong - seen by an estimated 50 million people in 60 countries.

Review; LORD OF THE DANCE Empire

MICHAEL Flatley premiered Lord of the Dance at the Point Theatre in Dublin in 1996.

WIN TICKETS TO MICHAEL FLATLEY'S LORD OF THE DANCE; AT THE MILLEN ...

With the aid of the Little Spirit, the Lord of the Dance fights to protect his people from the Dark Lord, Don Dorcha.

LORD OF THE DANCE LONG BEACH NATIVE IS KICKING UP HIS HEELS IN SHOW'S ...

LORD Of The Dance star Michael Flatley has become a dad.

IT'S THE PATTER OF FLATLEY FEET

Byline: By Gavin Allen South Wales Echo 'if Michael Flatley were to hear that there'd be trouble,' said Lord Of The Dance star Bernadette Flynn in response to the suggestion that the Irish jiggers had ever mimed during their shows.

Praise the Lord!

Byline: Susan Hampshire , A packed house gave a rapturous welcome to Michael Flatley's Lord of the Dance at St George's Hall, Bradford this week, where the show runs tonight, tomorrow and Sunday.

They remain the Lords of Irish dance

The music alone will lift your spirits but, be warned, you might find yourself humming The Lord of the Dance for the next several days.

Dancing show will lift your spirit; Theatre Review Lord of the Dance ...