Irish American dancer Michael Flatley, who shot to global fame for his 'Riverdance' stage show, has been diagnosed with an “aggressive” form of cancer. The 64-year-old was previously diagnosed with a malignant melanoma in 2003.
at the time. “I know a lot of professional athletes and we trade horror stories about the legs and the feet and the backs and the necks.
And I think I got the worst of it!”He also hinted at the unique pressure of live shows. “It’s not like any other art form,” he said. “We have to paint our picture every night — live — and it has to be as close to perfect as we can, every night — live. It’s been a long road.”
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