Why See Carol of the King?
Festive Fun For Everyone
Bring some Irish spirit into your festive plans this year as the Carol of the King comes to you! Created by one of Michael Flatley's Lord of the Dance former lead dancers, Carol of the King is a unique Christmas event full of incredible Irish Dance! From fast, rhythmic hard shoe sequences to intricate and spellbinding shoe routines, be wowed by this twenty strong company.
Winter has fallen and as King Solomon and his subjects prepare to celebrate the Christmas season disaster strikes. The dark witch Circe and her band of ghosts have arrived, ready to claim the kingdom as their own and to banish Christmas forever. With Solomon under Circe's spell it's up to the king's companion Brighid, his younger brother Aidan and the realms Guardians to restore Solomon to his throne and to bring peace and harmony across the land, and of course to bring back Christmas!
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Performance date: 9 December 2018
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