From Team Flatley: (Before we begin: a reminder that posts labeled "From Team Flatley" come from Michael's social media team, not Michael himself.) Here's why you should follow your dream: In 1994, no one had heard of a professional Irish dance show. The very idea of buying tickets to see an obscure cultural step dance was ludicrous. In 1995, no one thought the marketplace could sustain more than one major professional Irish dance show; it was simply lightning in a bottle, brought to life by Mic

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Follow Your Dream, Day #405: Sunset, Sunrise Twenty-two years ago, Feet of Flames absolutely rocked Hyde Park. To this day, it is considered by many to be the definitive statement in professional Irish dancing. Subsequent Lord of the Dance performances would go on to even larger audiences -- at times over 100,000 people -- but Feet of Flames serves as the closing bookened to an unbelievable journey that had started two years prior. There was an amazing after-party for all the dancers that night.

Follow Your Dream, Day #472: Feet of Flames #FeetOfFlames is the largest #IrishDance spectacle in the world, built for stadiums. And the epicenter of the show is the titular dance solo which occurs near the end of the show: the Feet of Flames solo. The Feet of Flames solo is the most high-profile Irish dance solo in the world. It has been performed live to sold-out stadiums packed with over 110,000 people. It is a testament to Michael Flatley's art form atop #IrishDancing: that one dancer, alone